Re:Show HN: Time Cop – A simple, private, open-source time t...
by hamaluik on Wednesday April 01, 2020 @03:25PM
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Thanks! A shortcut is a good idea, I’ll look into that.
I’ll play around with your other suggestions but not sure if I’ll keep them (but thank you for them!). I had fiddled with how things worked and settled on where it is now because it felt the most intuitive to myself. For example when I had the running timers in the main list itself I found it easy to forget that I had a timer running. Grouping all running timers in one spot helped cut that down without too much fuss otherwise.
Re:Show HN: Time Cop – A simple, private, open-source time t...
by hiaux0 on Wednesday April 01, 2020 @07:02PM
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No problem!
I figured you had iteration already, and it's how you prefer things, so no biggies :).
But also thanks for your insights on the running timer ux
Re:Show HN: Time Cop – A simple, private, open-source time t...
by tonywastaken on Wednesday April 01, 2020 @04:17PM
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A Siri Shortcut would be great!
I went for an Apple Shortcut instead `speedy time tracker`.
However, I will switch to yours to show support!
It would definitely be nice to add shortcut capabilities in the future :)
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My Feedback:
- Starting/Stopping timers should happen on press of list item
- Editing should happen on swipe left (essentially swapping start and edit)
- Running times could be indicated in the list itself, no need for separate section "Running Timers"
- If, I want to resume, eg. Work, a dropdown appears, eventually leading to Work (total time)> Work (time1), Work (time2), which makes it hard to resume (Now I have to open the list)