http://www.google.com/ig/directory?url=decker.christian.googlepages.com/toggl-timer.xml

What’s new in Toggl 0.14:

• We have split up the administrating pages and the time tracking tool.
• Projects now have messageboards to keep notes and exchange info.
• Clients, workspace properties and team have their own tabs.
• It is easier to add new members to a workspace.
• You can add notes to clients.
• More space for data in the reports.
• Thanks to a lot of optimizing it’s much faster than “old” Toggl.

The differences in Toggl Timer are familiar to those of you who use Toggl Desktop:

• No need to mark your tasks completed anymoreClosing tasks is not necessary anymore, this is taken care of when a new day begins.
• Easier handling of recurring tasksToggl Timer remembers the tasks you worked on during the last seven days and shows you these names as quick links to start tracking time on the task. The task will automatically track time with the current date.

Toggl Timer:

Enjoy and please don’t hesitate to let us know what you think

Log in with your Toggl username and password, set the first day of the week and let’s get started.

To start tracking time you have 2 options:

• Click on the task name below – Toggl continues tracking for this task.
• Click on the project name below – Toggl creates a new task for the project. You can enter the description of the task in the box as usual.

Once the task is running, you can start or stop the timer by clicking on the good old Toggl button

Now, if you want to change task details, you can click on the Edit link in the running task box. This will open up the editing view, where you can change everything about the task (similar to Toggl web).

After editing the task, click on Save.

Enjoy, and please don’t hesitate to give us feedback!

Let’s get to it then. For example, let’s close the Application design project for Small client.

To do that, you must first click on the project name. This will open up the Edit project view.

Here click on the Close project button which will pop up a confirmation question.

And you’re done! The project is closed and hidden from view.

Now if you wish to see your closed projects, click on the Show inactive projects link and there you have it.

From the Edit project view you can reopen the project, too, if necessary. And that’s all there is to it

Here is the direct link to the installer: Toggler Installer

Please note that it’s an experimental development, and you may run into bugs. Toggl ‘official’ desktop client is in the works and will be published soon.

Marking a task as completed is useful to keep the Tasks for today bar uncluttered. This way you can clear away the tasks you won’t need to track time on anymore this day.

To begin, you have to have at least one task.

Step one is very simple. Just click somewhere on the task to expand the view. You will then see the links for completing or deleting the task or changing its date.

Now click on the Task completed link.

In step two click on the Yes in the confirmation popup if you’re sure. This will mark the the task completed and hide it from the Tasks for today column.

Done! The completed task is now removed from the Tasks for today column and you have a link to the reports section (if the task had today’s date).

We recommend to close the tasks daily and make new ones the next day. This way you can always get aggregated information from the reports.

There are some ideas to make the task-handling more seamless in upcoming releases but more of that later on.

Step one – you need an open task. It doesn’t matter if it’s running or not.

Step two, click on the time (either running or stopped). This is what you should see. Click on the Stop the time link and let’s continue.

Step three. Enter the new time for the task. Easiest is to use 23 for 23 minutes, or 1,5 for 1:30 hours. You can enter time in many ways – more formats are described in the FAQ.

Final step – Press Enter or click anywhere on the screen to save the entry. That’s it!

Cheers!

Another important milestone for Toggl is the the magical 100k we reached in saved work hours this Saturday! Thanks to all Togglers for this happy event and let’s see when the celebrations for 200k are in order.

Have a great week!

• all tasks regardless of completion status are now shown in the reports
• there are more time formats to choose from under My settings
• you can see the name of the running task in the page title
• it is possible to change the project on a task – just click on it in the report and pick the correct project from the drop-down

We have also updated our FAQ section and made some smaller improvements in visuals and usability. So without further ado, we’re proud to present to you Toggl version 0.11.25!

Have fun Toggling,

Kristel