For freelancers, consultants, or students who wants to keep tabs on time: Didit is time tracking stripped down to the one motion that actually matters: tap a duration, tap add
For freelancers, consultants, or students who wants to keep tabs on time: Didit is time tracking stripped down to the one motion that actually matters: tap a duration, tap add. Most time trackers make you start a timer, remember to stop it, and clean up the mess afterward. Didit skips all of that. Dial in how long something took: 15 minutes, 3 hours, or any combination — type what you worked on, and log it. That's the whole interaction. A dial built for one-handed logging Every duration you need, arranged in a circle around a single add button. Combine chips (3h + 15m) for exact totals, or just tap once for round numbers. No timers to forget, no start/stop to get wrong. Projects, not just a list Keep separate running totals for every client or project. Switch between them instantly, rename on the fly, and see your total hours and entry count the moment you open the app. Everything logged, nothing hidden Open the full ledger for any project to see every entry — date, time, duration, and task — right down to the one you logged ten minutes ago. Made a mistake? Delete it with a confirming second tap. Get your data out Export any project's time log as a CSV, named after the project, through the share sheet you already know — Mail, Messages, Notes, AirDrop, Files, or straight into a spreadsheet. Your data stays yours No account, no login, no cloud sync. Everything lives on your device. There's nothing to leak because there's nothing being sent anywhere.