Dears,
My purpose related to a tracking app like Toggl (that was recommended for me recently) is to track how much time I spent in particular apps or types or apps - automatically, without pressing Start and Stop each time when I switch between apps I want to track.
I found an interesting Toggl option ‘Autotracker’ in Settings/Preferences (Windows version) and it works really well for automatic starting tracking (according to rule/active window name), but the issue is with automatic stop tracking after I switch to app (window name) that is not defined in rules (that I don’t want to track) - so when I switch to such app, tracking still counting time in the app/rule I don’t use, causing incorrectly time tracking. The automatic stop works only when I switch to app that is defined in another autotracking rule.
Can you please advice how can I solve that taking into account my purpose and the issue I mentioned above?
Thanks in advance.
@Christopher Thanks for posting this feedback! If you don’t mind, I’ll move this to the Product Feedback - Toggl Community category as it is a great suggestion and is currently not available with the settings you have for the Autotracker feature.
I can suggest using the Timeline feature, which tracks all your activity and allows you to easily convert the accumulated data into time entries, as a workaround.
@Veljko I turned on that Timeline/Record activity feature yesterday morning, and today I wanted to check “all my activity to easily convert the accumulated data into time entries” (projects/tags, etc.) - but I cannot find where all those yesterday’s activities have been saved. Could you help with that?
Thanks in advance for a path/step-by-step
