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Sign UpTo celebrate the release of our new pricing scheme of $1/invoice we are giving away $100 worth of credit to one luck winner.
How do I enter?
To enter into the competition you will need to make sure you do 2 things:
- Sign Up for MakeSomeTime if you haven’t done so already.
- Leave a comment on this blog post explaining why you use MakeSomeTime and if you think any aspects of the system could be improved. Remember to include your MakeSomeTime email address in your comment.
How will it be judged?
We will pick a random comment from the list of valid comments on this blog post on March 1st. The winner will be notified using the email address which is their MakeSomeTime username so make sure it is a valid email address. We will also post the winner on this blog so you can also subscribe to the RSS feed to be notified.
Terms & Conditions
- Valid comments will need to be posted between 16th Feb 12:00pm and 28th Feb 11:59pm (GMT).
- Only one comment per MakeSomeTime account will be considered valid.
- Our decision is final. Anyone deemed to be cheating will be disqualified.
So get commenting.
Update
Congratulations to Sara who has just won $100 worth of MakeSomeTime credit. Happy invoicing.
Just started using it (found via Lifehacker). So far so good, but it *really* needs a desktop widget type deal. Having to leave a browser window open can be risky. I consider myself lucky to have not accidentally closed it down already, or forgotten that the timer was still on. Perhaps a way to pop out a small browser window that’s just a timer? Something small and unobtrusive.
It would also be nice if the pay versions of MST created invoices without the MST stamp/logo. I understand the desire to advertise, but to me it seems that it diminishes the professional look. If this already does, great! I’m still on the free version.
I’ve been using MakeSomeTime for a few weeks now. Right now I’ve been using it to track the time and send invoice for a small bit of freelancing work I was doing, but I’ve actually also been using it to keep track of time spent on a personal project.
I agree with Robin that it would be nice to have some sort of small popup window that acts as a timer because I have forgotten about having the timer going before.
Personally, I’d also like to be able to add more details to tasks just for personal use so I can remember in more detail what that task entailed, or what part of the task has been completed, or what added problems arose while working on a certain task.
I love that MakeSomeTime requires so much less energy to get started. Getting started with Freshbooks left me frustrated just trying to get started. With this, it took less than a minute to set up, and I was working. Less time spent fiddling with the tools is what it is all about.
I do wish that Current Tasks were separated by projects (at least on the iPhone, where I primarily use it) as I frequently have multiple projects running. Other than that.. I love the interface.