Timepost for Mac2.6.4

No support. The GetSatisfaction page for Colovo is a desert. Doesn't work with more than 40 Freshbooks projects. Abandonware. Very expensive Abandonware.

Screwed $25.00 from all his customers of DomainTracker and moved on without even a kiss goodbye. Stay away from indie developers such as this guy.

I got this app free as part of MacHeist and have found it very useful, however I just checked this page to see what the normal cost is so I could recommend it to some coworkers and WOW! Although I like this app I do not think it's worth nearly $40! For that price I'd much rather simply enter time via the web. There are also some features I think are missing from this app but they're not show stoppers.

Doing a bit of research on google - the guy behind this, is Mark Davis of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. This company seems to be his latest incarnation. Icecold Software/he was behind Domaintracker - http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/13264/domaintracker Good app but that company was folded up some time ago - not a word to registered users (I am one, spent $25) Great thanks... Before investing in this app it might be worth checking on the lifespan of the product... Might be worth dropping him an email Mark Davis President / CEO 902-746-3418 Canada mark@colovo.com

Lets start with saying I used to be a fan of this very useful lil app. It has saved me a lot of time when inputing figures into Basecamp. However, version 2.x is a severely flawed revision. There have been mind numbing amounts of updates after 2.0 was released claiming to fix a plethora of known issues. Sadly, with each update something else usually breaks. The latest issue, which has been prevalent since version 2.2.0, is that the app freezes up everytime it tries to update project information from Basecamp. The progress bar reaches the end of its cycle, then just stops, never to fully complete, which renders the application useless. Looking around online I noticed other users who have had the same issue. Going to Timepost's website for support has revealed nothing. Their "Support Desk" recommends if you have any further questions, to please contact support, which is humorous because they fail to provide any contact info at all on the site to reach them. My recommendation to the developer is to work out the majority of the bugs before releasing a new version. This should allow them to not flood the user with a SH!T-TON of updates after they spent the $40 on an application that claims to be "Highly Reliable".

Wanted to start that app, no chance here with 10.5.2, every trying is miss-done. Any hints?