TimeCase - time tracking web app
- Last Update
- 24 August 2013
- Regular License
- $20
- Extended License
- $100
- Sales
- 102
TimeCase helps you keep track of your time. It is a powerful yet easy to use web application for everyone who wants to see how much time is spent on certain tasks and projects.
Live Preview Note: On live preview timer (start/stop button) is session-based while the real app features persistent database timer. Session is used so you can all have your own timer while testing but it will clear if you log out and log in as another demo user.
Main Features:
Track time spent on projects. Assign projects to customers and categorize work by type. Enter time tracking records by easily selecting time span. Auto-track time with simple start/stop timer button. Create users and assign them appropriate roles. Assign projects to customers and allow them to login and see their reports. Four different user roles and special customer role provides advanced security features. See time tracking reports, filter data with ajax, export as csv or print as tables. Modern, easy to use ajax interface. Full source code included Responsive design adapts to any screen size, from desktop to phones.
Requirements :
Minimum PHP 5.2 Apache web server MySQL Database server
Compatibility:
Microsoft IE7, IE8, IE9, IE10 Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari
Updates:
25/08/2013 update to v1.6.1 – long polling disabled by default in app config 06/07/2013 update to v1.6 – double entry bug fix 05/22/2013 update to v1.5.1 – bug fix 04/12/2013 update to v1.5 – automatic progress bar by deadline day, filter improvements 04/11/2013 update to v1.4.1 – customer filter added to “add time entry” form 04/10/2013 update to v1.4 – customer filter added to defaults, login improvement 03/18/2013 update to v1.3.1 – small css fix 03/15/2013 update to v1.3 – responsive modal fixes for iphone/android 03/13/2013 update to v1.2 – template engine updated for increased compatibility 03/01/2013 update to v1.1.2 – root url fix 02/24/2013 update to v1.1 – initial bug-fixes