fmos

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by fmos 9d ago
OP here. I just released version 1.2 which is based on the feedback in this thread. It brings better scaling of fonts and the chart, which leads to better support for smaller devices. Also included are fixes to the widget and live activity
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by fmos 9d ago
That sounds interesting and worth a look. Although my experience with such cross platform bindings is that they tend to be leaky especially around system-dependent things like alarms and connectivity. But I’ll give it a try when I have a fe
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by fmos 9d ago
Fonts and scaling are fixed with 1.2 released now. Live badge is gone too. I didn’t touch the colours for now.
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by fmos 11d ago
Thank you, glad you like it.
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by fmos 11d ago
Great, yes, feel free. I just noticed that one screen is missing on the website: the one for logging a past session (positive, when you forgot to start the timer, and negative when you forgot to stop it). I’ll add that tonight on the websit
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by fmos 13d ago
Yes, it’s the first big image below the intro text on the website. You may need to wait a moment for it to auto-play. It is a self-served video file, no YT embed.
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by fmos 13d ago
The app is made in Swift and relies heavily on Watch Connectivity and AlarmKit (among others when you take the widgets and Live Activity into account, which may be omitted). I assume, none of those maps obviously to Android SDKs. And in my
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by fmos 13d ago
Thank you! Android: not yet, and not from me. But stay tuned; given the interest this saw today, I hope someone with Android skills (that I'm lacking) will jump in.
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by fmos 13d ago
Thanks for asking! I do agree that would be useful, but haven't looked into how sync could possibly work while keeping my claims and principles of "fully local" up. I will definitely look into it.
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by fmos 13d ago
I will definitely look into these improvements, especially the fonts and the "live" badge. For the colors, I'm unsure; I played around a lot with those already and quite used to them by now, but who knows. Thank you for your
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by fmos 13d ago
Yay, someone mentioned the name. As a non-native speaker, I wasn't sure whether the ambiguity really works - glad to hear it does, at least for one other person. Actually, there is no limit on how much you allocate, even 25h works (yes
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by fmos 13d ago
Makes sense, thank you for taking the time to describe it. I will consider adding something that covers this need.
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by fmos 13d ago
Thank you! There is no such feature currently. The way I use it is that I simply ignore it on weekends. What behaviour would you expect from a weekend mode?
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you for giving it a try! I look forward to your impressions and ideas.
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you for sharing your experience. I kept OwnTime strictly separate from todos. There are so many great apps for that. I would consider linking priorities into external todo apps, e.g. if it would be possible to deep link into a certain
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you for taking the time and posting this. This is not an extremely improbable direction. I will consider it.
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by fmos 14d ago
That's the attitude. :-) Thank you! Btw, good luck with Fable working with Watch Connectivity and AlarmKit. I mean, it does try hard. ;-)
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you. I know, and I didn't need a Pomodoro timer. What Pomodoro doesn't show you and is at the heart of this app: the things you neglect, front and center, not in the shape of todos (and bad feelings) but it the shape of your
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by fmos 14d ago
Thanks! I hear you. Not in love with those particular colors either. I need (a) 5 light + 5 dark colors (b) that are pairwise discernible when next to each other and (c) don't get confused immediately with Apple's Activity rings.
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you! I appreciate it! Yes, some type of regular notification similar to the one-time wrap-up notification is something I would definetely consider. This overlaps with the Pomodoro-type of apps, which is why it wasn't top priority
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by fmos 14d ago
I don't mind at all. The video already on the website shows the main screen with interactions over time. The only other screen (except for the basic info screen with links) is the "edit" dialog on the second static screenshot
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you for your feedback anyway - I hope, someone else picks it up!
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by fmos 14d ago
Thanks for taking the time to point out the impression. I have rewritten it more casually.
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you! Yes, the alarm was the single most important requirement for me.
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by fmos 14d ago
There is no web app I'm afraid.
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback.
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you for your questions! "Still yours" shows the total time available over all priorities. The different ring segments represent the time allocated (available=light and used=dark) of each priority in the color you assigned to
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by fmos 14d ago
Unfortunately, I have no such plans and no OwnTime for that ;) I guess, if there is interest, it will be possible to use the website as a guidance for whoever or whatever may implement an Android version. I’d feel honored.
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by fmos 14d ago
Thank you for your kind feedback! Yes, I'd feel honored if the concept gained traction.
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by fmos 14d ago
Could you explain your use case? When do you prefer counting up over counting down and why? You could set up a priority with the minimum budget (15m) and log everything as "over work". Of course, that will lack visibility in the c

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