0.1.0
First release
Dial arrives.
A menu bar timer for the Mac: click a project to start, another to switch, and let it catch the time you forgot to track. Under 6 MB, no account, and nothing leaves your machine.
Tracking
- One click to start, switch or stop, from the menu bar or ⌥⌘T.
- Unlimited projects, each with a colour and an icon.
- Three views: the day at a glance, a timeline you can drag, and projects by share.
- A status item that shows the running time, or stays an icon when the bar is full.
Context, and the review queue
- Calendar events, calls, tools and music drawn beside the day rather than counted as work.
- Meetings and away time arrive as proposals; one key decides.
- Idle detection asks what to do with the gap instead of deciding for you.
Goals, focus and reports
- A daily goal, and a ring in the menu bar that fills toward it.
- Focus sessions with a length you mean to spend.
- Insights across the week, and PDF or CSV exports that are ready to send.
The deal
- Fourteen days with everything on, no card.
- $3.99 a month, or $79 once and forever.
- Keys are signed and checked on your Mac, so Dial keeps working offline and whatever happens to us.