Toggl

Pros

• I use Toggl for most of my non-ad-hoc timers, very easy way to start/stop timers in my calendar, apps, desktop, and via NFC tags
• the killer combo though? i started using Toggl again to actually see where my time goes instead of pretending i'm productive
• I have setup Toggl with Zapier and all my time entries sync to the database in Notion which are connected to tasks , thus I can see the time it took to finish the task individually and tasks are also connected to Project, where I can see...
• Try toggl. The free plan is amazing and it's going to be much better than what you can get notion to do.
• I know Toggl is popular, but I've also heard good things about tools like Monitask and Harvest for agency/freelance work.

Cons

• I’ve tried tools like Toggl and Clockify, along with a few others, but they feel a bit too tedious for my needs and require more manual input than I’d like.
• I don't see it ugly. It's not the best UI, but I'd not call it ugly. I just use it to log the time, so I don't have to see it all the time
• But why did it get hit with the ugly hammer :L
• I don't know when it changed, but the Toggle app is now hideous (and purple themed? what the heck?)