Tempus for JIRA

just needs to allow screen rotation so i can use it on my tablet

just needs to allow screen rotation so i can use it on my tablet

Does not import all issues returned by the filter, also does not honor the order of the filter results. Please remove the function of the app reordering the issues. Also, I need a description field for commenting what I was doing for that time. This is mandatory at my company.

With only 4 or 5 "transitions" queued up for synching, the app crashes. Only clearing data from the OS gets it running again. Kind of defeats the purpose.

Pretty good app, nice UI. Would be great if you could edit the timings and delete them if no longer needed, eg started by mistake.

This is a great start but it needs a little bit more work before I can use it. - Don't restrict issues by assignee, let the filter handle it. It should let me log time to any issue regardless who the assignee is. - Allow saving of filter IDs and quick switching between filters. - Add ability to comment on logged time and ability to work on multiple issues.

To get 5 please add a comment field - otherwise it would be hard to tell what I was exactly doing. Useful for long-running or recurring tasks.

Took a while to find the filter ID. Browse to your desired filter in the console, and find the ID in the URL parameters.

✓ works as expected ✓ simple ✘ lacks multi-server setup ✘ no background task => ✘ no notifications ❍ no customizing ❍ can't save password => yes ... security .... annoying! ❍ needs manual sync => if manual, then let us "review" or change before "commit" ❍ sync is not implemented as native android sync

Simple to install, set-up and use - create a filter in JIRA for the Issues you want to log time for and you're up and running. No more remembering or writing down time spent on bits of paper - start and stop timers as you work and then sync to log your work on issues. The only thing stopping it getting a 5 is the need to re-enter your password every time you start the app.

Trying to log in gives a generic error: "Error trying to login user."

Does what I expected it to. Would have rated 5 star if not for the generic errors.

Seems to ignore some of the tasks which are part of my filtering. Defeats the purpose of the complex filtering if the app caches the issues or filters issues out itself.

Waste of Time Does not import all issues returned by the filter, also does not honor the order of the filter results. Please remove the function of the app reordering the issues. Also, I need a description field for commenting what I was doing for that time. This is mandatory at my company.

Works Took a while to find the filter ID. Browse to your desired filter in the console, and find the ID in the URL parameters.

Almost perfect ✓ works as expected ✓ simple ✘ lacks multi-server setup ✘ no background task => ✘ no notifications ❍ no customizing ❍ can't save password => yes ... security .... annoying! ❍ needs manual sync => if manual, then let us "review" or change before "commit" ❍ sync is not implemented as native android sync

Almost there To get 5 please add a comment field - otherwise it would be hard to tell what I was exactly doing. Useful for long-running or recurring tasks.

Simple and clean - easy, fast work logging Simple to install, set-up and use - create a filter in JIRA for the Issues you want to log time for and you're up and running. No more remembering or writing down time spent on bits of paper - start and stop timers as you work and then sync to log your work on issues. The only thing stopping it getting a 5 is the need to re-enter your password every time you start the app.

So simple its brilliant installed, logged in, recording time, no problem I use Tempo with JIRA for timesheets - I can now track my activity without having to go into JIRA every few minutes would have given 5 stars but bit hard to tell what's happening at times, prefer better visual feedback that a button has been tapped or that the timer is running, wasn't sure if working until the the first minute ticked by

Works as expected Does what I expected it to. Would have rated 5 star if not for the generic errors.

Doesn't log in Trying to log in gives a generic error: "Error trying to login user."