What's new in Keepr 0.14.0

Keepr on your phone

The whole app now fits a phone screen. The menu moves into a drawer, and the tracker shows your timer as a card at the top: swipe between cards when you run more than one, and long-press the clock to change when it started. Once you scroll down, a slim timer bar stays pinned under the header.

Time entries are grouped by day. Swipe an entry left to continue it, or tap it to edit, duplicate, move or discard it. Projects, tasks, the team list, clients, tags and the other list pages show as cards with search and sorting, and reports and the dashboard fit the narrow screen.

Browser extension

Keepr is now on Firefox Add-ons, so in Firefox it installs in one click and updates itself. On the Downloads page, Add to Firefox opens the listing. The .zip is still under the arrow next to it if you need it.

The "On this page" card now also works on GitHub issues and pull requests, on github.com and GitHub Enterprise, and on GitLab merge requests. Press Start there and Keepr finds or creates the task for it, as it already did for Jira and GitLab issues.

Invitations

An expired invitation link now says so, names who invited you, and lets you ask for a new one with a single button. A revoked link tells you to contact the administrator.

If an organization has no free seats when you accept, you are told so, and its administrators get a notification. Admins can also copy the link of a pending invitation and send it any way they like.

Smaller changes

Keepr picks up your time zone from the browser when you sign up, accept an invitation, or sign in to an account that did not have one yet. A time zone you chose yourself is never changed.

Two entries that overlap by a minute or less no longer count as overlapping, so a timer stopped and another started in the same minute is not flagged and is not blocked by a no-overlap rule.

Fonts and icons now load more reliably on a slow first visit.