TIMEFLIP2

Great idea, I bought one when my DGT Cube broke down but sadly it doesn't live up to its advertising hype. To begin with it cost over 50% more than the DGT Cube, which sadly is now obsolete. Opening it to change batteries involves damaging the casing slightly. It should pause if you tap it, but that rarely works and I have to pause it in the associated app. However, it randomly pauses itself and keeps losing time over a work day. The manufacturer did eventually replace it, but the replacement loses time as well. This makes it useless to me as I need to charge my time to various Companies and I can't trust the device to be acurate.

Anyone who recommends this product after using it for a week must have a marketing deal with the company. The idea that the double-tap to pause and start tasks doesn't always works is a Con rather than a disqualifier is bending over backwards to recommend this product. The software is completely unintuitive and unfinished. How do you add task time in the app when you didn't bring your dungeons and dragons die on your business trip with you? You can't! At one point I tried to manually adjust a task on the web app and it added the same time to every day in the month! WHAT? And the web app "powered by AWS" is the slowest thing I've used since dial-up internet.

Really cool device! I had a bit of a trouble assembling it first. Then the support team advised me I shouldn't be afraid of pressing harder ;). What I like the most about my Timeflip is that it tracks data locally, with no need to maintain a constant connection with the app. It allows me to track anything I do, whether it's online or offline. The second big plus is that the app is totally free of charge with no hidden payments, etc.