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WorkTrail for Android 2.0
A new completely overhauled version of our Time Tracking app for Android is now available. It has a new UI and improved usability which adapts concepts from material design to fit nicely into Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Get it now from the Google Play Store!
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Updated Time Tracking Apps for iOS and Android
We have just published an update to our mobile apps for Android and iOS. Beside many stability improvements this release also adds more context to your time recording routine. At the bottom you will now see the company for which you are currently working, your status (working, break or signed out) and how much time you have worked today.
Previously you only had the information how long your current task was running. It should make it a bit easier to put your current work into context of your whole work day.
Both, iOS and Android updates, are already published and available in the Android Play Store and iTunes App Store.
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WorkTrail on Android: Search through task list and show your current work in Notification Bar
Track your time on your mobile phone even better: See your active work at all time in the notification bar, and directly open WorkTrail. We have also improved the workflow to find and select tasks. First we have split up the task list into three tabs: Open Tasks, Done Tasks and All Tasks. You can simply swipe between them or click the Task headers. If your tasks are still too crowded, simply use the search function to filter through all your tasks.
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WorkTrail for Android - Mobile Time Tracking done right
We have just released a new way to track your time easier than ever while on the go. The new WorkTrail App for Android allows users to track their time on their mobile as easy as through our web application. As always it is painless to get started, no sign up or any strings attached. Download the WorkTrail App from the Google Play Store and start tracking your work time. The App always stays in sync with your Work Stack from the web application and vice versa.
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