Announcements and Productivity tips from the Timeneye team.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the new Timeneye.com homepage.
It showcases the same characteristics that we built into our web app: clean interface, streamlined design and ease of use. Thanks to the new “Save Time” button it will be easy for anyone to start using Timeneye in just one click.
I love movies and I’m a big Tim Burton fan, but when I saw that “The nightmare before Christmas” is going to be broadcasted tonight, my first thought was: “Oh no, another time no..”. Don’t get me wrong, I love it and I admire the passion that Henry Selick put in this stop motion movie, but I just came to a point where I won’t be able to watch it another time: it’s from 1994 that this movie is broadcasted every single Christmas Day in Italy. This year it would be the 22nd time that I’ll be sitting on the couch with my parents and relatives at the end of a never ending meal feigning interest not to disappoint my little cousins.
The new Timeneye is officially out of beta. This simply means that Timeneye is now stable and it contains the features we wanted to share with our customers. A lot of new features and improvements are already in the pipeline though, so keep in touch!
The new and improved Timeneye app for Android and iOS devices is now available for downloading!
It integrates simple and intuitive timers to track your time wherever you are in just one tap.
During the last few days we introduced a couple of important features on track.timeneye.com.
Time management is the key to sustainable creativity. Creative explorations, side projects, personal passions – these are all vital to modern business innovation. Some companies even give this ‘personal project’ time a name (Google’s “20% Time” being the most obvious example). Whether or not it’s codified into company policy, many businesses are aspiring to encourage long term growth by nurturing innovation as a part of their process. But too often innovative and creative projects get sidelined because there’s a worry that they’ll take up too much time.