Keep working when the network disappears
TimeSwitch records timer actions on the device before relying on the hosted service. A flight, weak client-site Wi-Fi, or a temporary outage does not need to become an unrecorded block of work.
Offline time tracking
Your timesheet should survive a lost connection.
Capture timer changes locally first and synchronize them when your connection returns.
What it changes
- Timer actions are stored locally first
- Completed sessions queue while disconnected
- Automatic synchronization after reconnection
- Visible offline and sync status
Reconnect without rebuilding the day
Queued changes are pushed when connectivity returns, then the latest customers, sessions, and active timer state are reconciled from the hosted account.
See whether your data is current
The interface reports synchronized, syncing, offline, or error states so you can tell whether another device should already reflect the latest timer change.
Explore TimeSwitch
More ways to protect your time record.
Workstream switching
Switch customers in one action. TimeSwitch closes the previous session and starts the next at the same timestamp.
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Keep the active customer and elapsed time visible from the macOS menu bar without opening a full dashboard.
Read moreiPhone Live Activity
Keep the active customer visible in the Home Screen widget, Lock Screen Live Activity, and Dynamic Island.
Read moreApple Watch
Check and control the current timer from the paired Apple Watch companion app.
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