Timing 2023.1.3
Daniel Alm has released Timing 2023.1, adding support for importing your iPhone and iPad usage from Screen Time. You’ll be able to see exactly when you used each device, review any desired time range (not just Screen Time’s day/week views), archive Screen Time data, categorize mobile activities into projects, and more.
The time and productivity tracking app also now enables you to group activities by device on the Activities screen, improves Arc and Firefox tracking, adds an option to hide canceled calendar events on the timeline, reduces CPU consumption of Timing’s tracking, improves the overall reliability of call detection, and addresses some false positives associated with call tracking. Three subsequent maintenance updates were issued (taking Timing to version 2023.1.3) to fix a crash, a database error, and an issue with the Time Tracked Today menu item not updating in Dark Mode. ($96/$120/$168 annual subscriptions, free update for current subscribers, in Setapp, 30.9 MB, release notes, macOS 10.15+)
I wish people would stop calling software rentals “subscriptions”. “Subscribing” is a different thing from “renting”.
There’s also “software as a service”
Fundamentally…all 3 are really the same thing…and it’s most certainly not worth worrying about…in all 3 you get temporary access to a piece of software for some time based payment.