The most important update is that old Nano is now gone and Nano Nova has taken its place. The new Nano acts quite like the old one and the biggest changes are in the design. If you were using the old Nano and have some questions about the new one, let us know by simply leaving a comment here or emailing to our support address.

Another noticeable update can be found on the tasks and report pages. We swapped the autocomplete text fields with an autocomplete/dropdown component. Now you can either select with your mouse or type to select the project you want.

And finally, there are many changes to the new Classic as well. Support for planned tasks and improved past task handling to name a few.

Cheers,

Toggl Team

A list of visible changes:

• the date frame on the “Tasks” page is now remembered;
• “previous” and “next” period buttons in the reports and on the tasks page;
• Nano Nova is now the default timer for new users; old Nano is no longer developed and it will be replaced by the Nova soon;
• version 1.1 of our iPhone application went live on February 26th; it includes several fixes and small improvements;
  
• a few changes in the API (mostly concerning authentication);
• massive Spanish translation improvements (props to Miren Berasategi and felipunk);
• improvements with the German translation (thanks to Skimi);
• improvements with the Danish language (thanks to nanker).

Cheers,

Toggl Team

• a task no longer needs a project, which means you can now create tasks without a project;
• new API; both of our Nano timers and the new version of the iPhone application (will be released probably tomorrow) already use it;
• changing project team members is more convenient;
• a setting for the Basecamp integration to turn off task export;
• time rounding in the weekly report;
• Google signin and a lot of little fixes for the Nano Nova.

NB! For Toggl Desktop users: to update the application with the newest code, simply right-click inside the application and select “Reload” (this is only temporary, in the future updates, we’ll make it happen automatically):

Cheers,

Toggl Team

Today we launched a brand new version of our Nano timer:

The motivation behind the new Nano was to:

• balance the design of the timer with the new administrative interface;
• give the timer a more professional look;
• make it clearer for first-time users;
• add usability improvements like continuing a past task.

The overall personality of Nano has been preserved. There could be some bugs because the new Nano is still in the beta stage. You can try it out though and let us know how it feels. We’ll make adjustments to it based on your feedback.

Go ahead and try it out – select ‘Nano Nova’ as the default timer on ‘My settings’ page.

Your feedback is highly appreciated!

Alex Kirs has created a Toggl Dashboard widget for Mac. Check out his site: http://home.kirs.name/toggl-widget

There is also a longer article on the widget in popular Russian technology blog – http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/arbeit/73158/

New version launched. This release is mostly a maintenance release (a lot of fixes) but there is also one new thing:

Tag support for Timer Nano

If you click on the little tag icon on the top-right of the description box, a list with your tags will appear.

You can select the tags you want to apply to your task, or you can create a new one by writing the name of the new tag into the text box.

Cheers,

Toggl Team

We released a new version of Toggl. There are improvements with both of our timers: the Nano and the classic Timer. Namely now they support offline usage (available only on browsers that support HTML5 – Firefox 3.5 and Safari 4; and Toggl Widget).

That means if you track tasks while not connected to the Internet, the tasks won’t get lost. They will be posted to the server when you connect to the Internet again.

If you use the timer inside the Toggl web page to track time, then the time tracked offline will be kept as long as you have the browser window opened.

When you use the Toggl Widget, the time tracked while offline is preserved even when you close the widget.

If you already don’t use the widget, then:

NB! Offline mode is still in the beta stage. That means it mostly works but there might be some glitches.

Cheers,

Toggl Team

Just follow these simple steps:

• Click Settings link inside GMail
• Choose Gadgets tab
• Add gadget by its URL – http://www.toggl.com/toggl-gadget.xml

NB! You need to have the GMail Gadgets setting enabled. You can do this by clicking Labs under the Settings, and enabling ‘Add any gadget by URL’.

Enjoy!

It is available for Linux, Windows and Mac.

It will replace the Adobe AIR based widget. The technology that the new widget is built has better memory management and is more stable and faster to use.

The Linux installer is currently limited to Debian and Ubuntu. Other distributions will follow soon.

Download it here: The new Toggl Timer Widget

Toggl web has also been updated. Updates are:

• Public reports for your clients - From now, you can share your work progress with your client. Just enable the report and share the link, that will be generated, with your client. Each client will have a different link, for security reasons.
  

  Click here for a sample report.

  NB! For Premium workspaces only.

• Project templates – Now, when you create a new project, you can select an existing project and Toggl will import its settings to your new project. It means team members, billing info, planned tasks, etc.
  

  NB! For Premium workspaces only.

• Planned task support for Nano
• Possibility to change the planned task property on a past task
• Updated language translations

Cheers,

Toggl Team

We just launched a new version of Toggl. There were some minor improvements but the main thing is that we made Timer Nano available to all our users.

You can switch between the classic Timer and the Nano from the Toggl main view. Give Nano a shot a let us know what you think!

Cheers,
Toggl Team