We just released a new version of our Android application. The biggest change is that now it includes a widget that gives you fast access to your time entries. It looks like this:

The app has been uploaded to Market and if you installed it from there, you should get an update notification soon. You can also download the new version from our extras/widgets page. I’ll also remind you hackers out there that our Android app is open-source.

We renamed the Toggl Widget to Toggl Desktop (v. 2.0). The new Toggl Desktop is a cross-platform application and will replace the old Toggl Desktop. The old one (which is for Windows only) will be discontinued. The old Toggl Desktop will remain functional, of course.

The new Toggl Desktop will take over all the functionality of the old one and there will be more. Soon, the new and very much improved autopilot will be available in the new Toggl Desktop. The new version of the application also has much improved offline handling.

Download the new Toggl Desktop!

Some notes on the installation/upgrade procedure:

• On Windows, the installer will first remove the old Toggl Desktop and the Widget (if you have them) and will then install the new version of the application.
• On Mac, it will be installed as a separate application and you’d have to remove the old Toggl Widget manually.
• On Linux, the Widget will be replaced by the Toggl Desktop automatically.

Timer Nano is the default timer with the new Toggl Desktop. You can switch to Timer Classic easily by right-clicking on the tray/dock icon.

There are also other updates:

1. Rounding options for the reports. Now you can control the behavior of the time rounding in reports. You can select whether to round up, round down or round to nearest. It’s a per workspace setting. The option is located under the workspace properties tab. NB! Premium workspaces only.



2. New project creation changes for Timer Nano. We removed the automatic new project creation. Now, instead of creating a new project immediately, the user has to confirm the action.



3. The Spanish translation is updated / improved. Many-many thanks goes to our fellow Toggl user Tito Morales from Mexico!

We hope you’ll enjoy the updates and let us know what you’re thinking!

Cheers,

Toggl Team

Things that got done:

• server software upgrade which will enhance Toggl‘s performance;
• new design for the public page;
• improved Basecamp import – better handling of huge imports;
• “remember me” functionality for the Widget and the web;
• better offline handling for the Widget;
• possibilty to download PDF receipts of your Premium payments.

Cheers,

Toggl Team

The release included a lot of small fixes. The main improvements are:

• better offline handling for the Widget;
• more stability for the Gmail gadget.

Attention Safari users!

The Gmail/iGoogle gadget does not work with default Safari settings. By default Safari does not allow third party cookies and you’ll get the “Sync failed. Check your connection!” message when you log in.

To use the Gmail/iGoogle gadget, you have to go to and select:

Safari -> Preferences -> Security -> Accept cookies -> Always

That way the Timer can place a cookie in your computer and log in.

Cheers,

Toggl Team

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

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

Feel free to check this out:

http://www.toggl.com/toggl_desktop