A time tracking web application to save your time (and money)

Make tracking your work time a no-brainer

“First and foremost, a tool designed to track time should value customers’ time they spend to figure out how the tool works,” we thought and aimed to design our product in the most transparent and easy-to-use way.

Tymewise has an intuitive interface and essential functions

We didn’t sacrifice important features to achieve the design’s simplicity. On the contrary, we skillfully integrated the most crucial functionality into the user interface, leaving the breathing room and keeping the design light.

The app has tracking, analysis, and team & project management capabilities. We intended to cover all these features while not overwhelming the interface. In a nutshell, we wanted to let design breathe.

How we designed the app

In-depth research underlies any successful project. We analyzed the time tracking apps niche to find out what offerings our competitors bring to the market. Clockify, Toggl, TimeDoctor...The list can count a dozen time tracking products we had checked before tackling our project. And what did we realize? Well...We can do better!

To create the visually compelling and easy-to-use app, which has only crucial functions, our designers’ team went through the important workflow steps.

As a first step, we conducted meticulous UX research to understand users’ needs and identify how our product can satisfy them. We gathered users’ insights through interviews and observations of how people interact with similar products. Based on the UX research data, we built a user flow describing what steps users should take within the products to successfully achieve their goals.

To make the design visually appealing, we collected a mood board of colors and styles that matched the best our idea of a breathing interface that conveys the feeling of freedom. And here is what we’ve done.

Tymewise app consists of Timer, Reports, Teams, Clients, Projects, and Tags sections

On the home page, you can note what task you are working on, tag which project or client this part of work belongs to, and switch a toggle button in a Billable or Nonbillable position depending on the job type. You can simply start a timer or add a time entry manually.

The chart shows how much time you devoted to each project within a week. And for more details, you can also check the daily statistics dashboard.

On the Reports tab, we found it useful to demonstrate a summary with a more detailed breakdown of time worked and the amount earned. The daily summary we visualized with bar charts and per-user (project, client, group, user, or tag) data is shown in the table or on a pie chart.

We kept Team, Client, and Project tabs self-explanatory and not visually overloaded. You can invite and add members, create and assign tasks, and see project analytics.

Each project’s tab replicates Reports’ main page design to keep overall consistency and not confuse users with different styles.

When creating Tymewise, we aimed to build a simple yet informative tool that would help users spend their time more efficiently. Thus, we focused on creating a minimalist design to make the application usage easy and intuitive and we achieved the goal!

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