Moonlight

Moonlight (formerly TimeTrakker) is a handy little app that helps you keep track of how much time you spend on different tasks. It's especially great for anyone who charges clients by the hour, making sure you know exactly what to bill them.

Sync Across Devices

If you're always on the go, you'll love the Moonlight iOS app. It syncs your timers across all your devices, so you can stay updated on your projects no matter where you are.

Simple Interface

The interface of Moonlight is clean and easy to use, similar to its iOS version. It's minimalistic, but it would be nice if there were more visual themes available to spice things up a bit!

User-Friendly Menus

Navigating through the menus is pretty straightforward. Still, we think it could use a fresh layout that takes advantage of the extra screen space on Macs. This would give a clearer picture of each project's progress.

Task Management

You can create projects and add multiple tasks under each one. Each task can have as many time entries as you need, which means tracking everything is super flexible. You can add or edit these entries easily—but keep in mind that once you stop a timer, it creates a new entry when you start tracking again.

No Timer Notifications

One downside? The app doesn't notify you when a timer hits a certain limit. A feature like that could help professionals manage their time better!

Lacking Export Options

If you're using the Mac version, exporting your account data isn't an option right now—you can only do this from the iOS app. This could be frustrating for those who want to share their data easily.

Quick Access from Menu Bar

You can access Moonlight right from your Mac's menu bar for quick access to your timers and main window. However, one annoying thing is that you can't remove its icon from the Dock—it doesn't serve any real purpose there!

A Reliable Tool But Room for Improvement

Overall, Moonlight is a solid time-tracking tool—especially if you're already using it on your iPhone or iPad! Just know that it might not have all the features you'd expect and lacks some decent integration with OS X.