Automatic website and app tracking
Timefibers is an automatic time tracking app with a version for just about every platform you could want. To start using Timefibers, first install a small monitoring app on your computer. This software works in the background to observe your computer usage, which is then sent to Timefibers's servers and presented to you in the web-based dashboard.
Since Timefibers knows which apps you're using and for how long, there's no need to manually log your hours (though the app still provides this option if you need it). The app will then attempt to categorize your habits based on a set of rules. For example, it classifies Facebook as "very distracting" and Evernote as "very productive." Timefibers's most interesting set of features are designed to block distractions. It offers a website blocker called FocusTime, which allows you to block distracting websites when you need to get some work done. You can block certain websites based on category (for example, block sites categorized as "very distracting"), add exceptions, or automatically start FocusTime with an alert, like starting FocusTime after 30 minutes on social media or after ten hours of total time logged. If you use Google Calendar, Outlook, or Office 365, you can automatically schedule Timefibers sessions by simply typing "#Timefibers" in any event name or description, and Timefibers will automatically block distracting sites. And that's not all—there's also a Slack integration that automatically updates your status and notification settings based on what you're working on so your team knows when you're focusing on deep work. You can do even more with Timefibers by using Timefibers's Zapier Integrations, allowing you to connect Timefibers to apps like Evernote and Trello. Append new Timefibers weekly summary reports to an existing Evernote note Use this Zap
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