I like the demo. I also like very much that you try to keep the features down to a minimum as you write:
I tried a few other tools over the years, but the number of features they offer often distracted me from using it efficiently, making time tracking an effort on its own.
While tsr may not have an extensive list of features, it has proven to be effective for my needs, and I believe it may also benefit others in similar situations.
In that vein I wouldn't add any new features and seriously consider removing tsn.
Thank you, right on point, the notes functionality is something of a buffer now to let me backlog the interruptions for later.
Its current form is intentionally separate so that you can use tsr without it, but I'm still thinking what the best approach might be.
I wouldn't really want to remove the feature completely, but replacing it with a much lower footprint feature as part of tsr is something I'm actively thinking about.
I tried a few other tools over the years, but the number of features they offer often distracted me from using it efficiently, making time tracking an effort on its own.
While tsr may not have an extensive list of features, it has proven to be effective for my needs, and I believe it may also benefit others in similar situations.
In that vein I wouldn't add any new features and seriously consider removing tsn.