On the Job for Mac
Project time tracker.
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On the Job overview
On The Job is a time tracking solution designed with ease of use in mind. Easily track the time you spend on multiple clients and multiple tasks. The clear and simple interface is designed to get out of your way, so you can spend less time keeping track of your time, and more time working productively. With low memory usage and a small footprint, On The Job is designed for anyone, from web designers to lawyers, who need a truly simple solution for tracking their time.
What’s new in version 4.0b8.1
Version 4.0b8.1:
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On the Job for Mac
$39.96
In English
Version 4.0b8.1
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User Ratings
Aug 27 2020
Version: 4.0b6
Thank you, thank you, thank you for not letting the product die! Love this app and use it for both my photography and graphic design business. Looking forward to the official release of 4.0.
Dec 4 2017
Version: 3.0.9
Is anybody using On The Job 3.0.9 with macOS High Sierra and can confirm that it runs in High Sierra without problems?
Mar 11 2016
Version: 3.0.9
I have a tiny architecture practice and have been using On The Job for only two months. For my minimalist needs, it has been working very well. It is fast, simple, and produces a professional looking invoice. It is anti-bloatware to be sure. I asked the developer a couple of questions and got a response in a couple of days. I suggested a refinement to the app allowing individual timing sessions for a single task to show up on an invoice. This suggestion was positively accepted by the developer. So far, so good!
Oct 5 2015
Version: 3.0.9
Feel very let down by this developer. No updates in ages, now it continually crashes in El Capitan, and emails to the support address are ignored. I think we can now call this abandonware. My advice is spend your $40 elsewhere.
Feb 23 2015
Version: 3.0.9
Somehow all the recent posts about this being Abandon-Ware aren't here now. This developer has continued to claim that he will keep development going, but the only revision to the software in about the last 2 years have been a Mavericks update. Same story with another of Stunt's software, Overflow. Both are nice apps, but Overflow could use some tweaks, and On the Job needs some serious revisions for a freelancer's use. I recommend looking elsewhere.
