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This tool is critical to run my agency. I couldn't imagine doing what I do without it. You're able to invoice, manage projects, and so much more. The people at this company are also super personable and are trying to make this tool the best it can be! I highly recommend it for agencies, both small and large!

The platform is designed with simplicity in mind, allowing even those without a technical background to navigate and utilize its features effortlessly.

My only hesitance in upvoting this is giving away the massive alpha I've gotten from MagicFlow since signing up as a beta tester. Couldn't be a bigger fan of this product and the team that has been GRINDING on this like no other. Congrats on the launch! Question: am I able to track my performance over time? i.e. If I wanted to see how my focus scores have improved over time. I'd like to be able to correlate this with the other optimizations I am testing.

I love using Coffee in my personal projects. I really like the simple interface and proposital. But to be honest I don't think it's expensive but I still don't see why I need to pay to use it.

Absolutely loved it, helped me so much get my work done!, cant wait to see what updates they have planned. It would be a good idea to jump on this stuff now while you guys have found it before it becomes super popular!!!

made it easy to get my form onto the internet. A lot of options in there now, but the simple stuff is still simple

Excellent time tracker, project management app, invoicing, expense tracker and so many other features. I have been using it for years and it has literally saved hours of my time in things i'd rather not have to do manually. Bonus feature, full Linux support!!!!

Everhour came up with solid time tracking power-up. I spend quite a lot of time for searching for solution that suits my personal needs and it is so far the best for me. Reporting is really advanced allowing you to view time spent data from multiple boards and filter them to your liking, apply grouping, and then save these views to avoid clicking every time. Very similar to the Trello native feature called “views” so it’s very nice. User experience stands out as it is very polished, “Trello-like”, you almost do not notice that it is the external integration. Also, dark mode support is really polished. All of these qualities are very rare for Trello power-ups. I also liked that you get 2 weeks of free trial - enough to test the product - and the trial is very clearly communicated so you’ll know when it comes to the end. Having feature updates listed inside the power-up window is also nice touch. I was choosing between this, Chronos and Activity power-ups for my usage. Activity is a lot simpler, does not provide reporting activities and is missing the dark mode support - but it’s free so it was a strong candidate. Chronos also have powerful reporting capabilities but again - it’s missing the dark mode, and it do not tell you very directly that it’s a paid power-up, only after you reach the end of the trial. At the end I choose to pay extra for Everhour as it’s really polished and advanced product. I encounter one small bug, on the Timesheet views the table row says “Unavailable member“ instead of my name, so it should be fixed. But it’s a minor thing and it didn’t affect my rating. :)