TimeryOct 14

Timery 1.7.2 is now available with more changes & optimizations to address the new Toggl API limits and reduce Timery’s API usage as well as with some general improvements & fixes.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id1425368544

Next up will be working on AppleOS 26 updates.

Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. Your support means so much!

‎Timery for Toggl

‎Enhance your Toggl time-tracking experience with Timery! Start your most-used timers with one click. Edit your time entries easily. See reports of your time tracked. With its apps, widgets, and Shortcuts actions, Timery brings you easy time tracking with Toggl. Timery works on Mac, iPhone, iPad, an…

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Joe HribarOct 14
Show threadTimery

How have you been doing with the API limits? Have you been staying under them? Are you hitting either or consistently getting close?

Dealing with the Toggl changes will continue to be a work in progress. I’ll still be trying to find what more I can do and if I’m missing or overlooking something that can be improved.

Thank you again for all your support. And happy time tracking!

https://apps.apple.com/app/id1425368544

‎Timery for Toggl

‎Enhance your Toggl time-tracking experience with Timery! Start your most-used timers with one click. Edit your time entries easily. See reports of your time tracked. With its apps, widgets, and Shortcuts actions, Timery brings you easy time tracking with Toggl. Timery works on Mac, iPhone, iPad, an…

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Oct 14 at 5:45pmWeb
Show threadPhilip Mallegol-HansenOct 14
@timery Hasn’t been a problem yet for me personally.
Show threadTimeryOct 15
@philip Excellent. Thank you for letting me know. Hopefully things stay that way.
Show threadSopermanOct 15
@timery I also haven’t had any issues with the limits and am not even getting close as far as I’m aware. The limits feel reasonable honestly, it sucks they surprised you with them but this feels very different from the reddit situation at least
Show threadJohn LindopOct 18
@timery I’m a light user but as far as I can tell I haven’t ever come close to hitting the limits.
Show threadSpencer HughesOct 27
@timery I've been doing totally fine with the API limits until today. I think something might be going wrong because I hit the limits two times today, and during one of those times I was on a walk so as far as I was aware I wasn't making any API calls at all. Do you know if there's a way to audit the API calls, either from Toggl or from Timery? I'm curious if I instigated the behaviour somehow.
Show threadJohn BealesOct 29

@timery it’s been unusable the last few days, I suspect that Toggl has started enforcing the API limits or something.

I’m on the free plan, but sometimes will pick up my phone with a timer that’s been running for over an hour and won’t be able to stop the timer because I have no API calls left, despite doing nothing in over an hour.

Maybe it’s time for you to build a back-end! Or support more than Toggl. I’m definitely going to consider my options - if I have to pay Toggl to use Timery I’ll be taking a look at what other paid services are out there for a similar price, or less.

Show threadJonathan MarcusOct 31
@timery The API limits are hard. Toggl is great but it's not worth $100/yr to me. I'm looking for workarounds.