Why doesn't a vacation day change my balance?
By design. Vacation, sick and holiday days credit a full target day unless you set a different number of hours for them, which makes them balance-neutral — the point of a target day is that it's the day you were owed regardless of what you actually did with it.
What happens to a work day I leave empty?
Once it is over, it counts as a full day short (minus your daily target), the same as a day you did not work. Book days off as vacation, sick or holiday and they count as a full day instead. Weekends, today, and every day before the first day you logged never count. The calendar marks such a day with a red dot.
Does the web version talk to the phone apps?
Yes. Sign in with the same account on the web version and in the iOS or Android app, and your log follows you between them. Without signing in, each one keeps its own copy on its own device.
What happens if I turn sync on, then off again?
Signing out in Settings just stops this browser from talking to our database — your local log is untouched, and it keeps working exactly as it did before you signed in. The data already sent stays in our database until you ask for it to be deleted (see the privacy policy).
Can I edit or delete a day I logged weeks ago?
Yes — the Calendar tab opens the same editor for any date, past or future, that Today uses for today. There's no separate "correction" flow; editing an old day is the same as logging a new one.
How do I delete my account?
In Settings, under Sync across devices, tap Delete account. The full explanation is on the account deletion page.
Is there a live clock-in/out timer on the web?
No — that's on the iPhone and Watch apps only for now. The web version is built for setting a day's times directly (start, break, end), which is faster than watching a timer count up when you're at a keyboard anyway.
What's being worked on
- A work-week setting, so weekends don't need marking by hand.
- Half-day support for vacation and sick entries on the web (the phone apps already allow it).