This update has more changes & optimizations to help reduce Timery’s usage of the Toggl API (please see below for more information) as well as some general improvements & fixes.

What’s new:
• More changes & optimizations to help reduce Toggl API requests
• New Saved Timers widgets and Recent Timers widgets have new options to show the current timer’s duration today and the current project’s duration today when the current time entry is shown
• Apple Watch complications should better update on watchOS 26 after opening the app
• Updating or stopping the current time entry on Apple Watch should better update Live Activities
• The Mac menu bar and menu bar app have new labels when a current time entry isn’t running to show the latest timer to continue and the latest time entry to restart
• The menu bar app should better update after the computer wakes up from sleep
• More miscellaneous improvements & fixes

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Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support!

Happy time tracking!
– Joe

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Important Timery + Toggl Update

As of September 5th, the Toggl time-tracking service has new hourly limits on the number of times their API can be used.

Timery is a third-party Toggl client. It is made independently of Toggl. To display data and perform actions, Timery connects to Toggl through their API.

Each time you load data like time entries & projects, start & stop a current time entry, update a time entry, add or edit projects & tags, show summary reports, and more, Timery makes a request to the Toggl API to perform that action and display the results.

This Timery update has many changes and optimizations to address the API limits and reduce Timery’s API usage.

Understanding these limits and how Timery can further reduce API usage will be a work in progress. These changes so far should help you stay under the limits depending on how you use Timery, how much, and on how many devices.

Please see the in-app update message or Timery Settings for more detailed information on the Timery and Toggl changes.

— Hourly Toggl API Limits —
Toggl has two API limits: one for workspace data requests and one for profile data requests.

The API limits are shared across each device you use Timery on, any other third-party app or service you use that connects to Toggl, and any direct use of the Toggl API.

Workspace requests include: starting, stopping, & updating time entries; adding & editing projects and tags; and showing summary reports.

Profile requests include loading your time entries, projects, tags, and clients.

Free Toggl workspaces can make 30 requests per hour. Paid workspaces can make 240, 600, or more depending on the plan.

All users, whether on a free or paid Toggl plan, can make 30 profile requests per hour.

If you reach either limit, Timery will alert you and will be unable to perform any more actions for that set of API requests until the hour ends and the limit resets.

You can check your current API usage in Timery Settings as well as with a widget.

— Time Entries Refresh Rate —
To help reduce profile API usage, Timery will favor using cached time entries that are shared between the app, widgets, & Shortcuts and will only reload time entries periodically.

Timery periodically reloads time entries to ensure it has the latest data should you have time tracked on another device or outside Timery. You can set how often Timery makes a request to the Toggl API to reload time entries in Timery Settings > Time Entries Refresh Rate and with a Shortcuts action.