On your phone

Phased on your phone.

Use the same account and see the same week on your phone. There is nothing to install. Open Phased in your phone's browser, and add it to your home screen if you like.

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Your week, one day at a time.

The calendar shows the day you are in, with the week strip above it. Swipe to move to another day. Press and hold an empty slot to draw an entry. Tap an entry to edit it.

The strip shows the week's total. A dot under a day means that day has time entries.

The phone calendar showing one Monday: a week strip along the top, two entries on the day grid, and the timer dock with the plus button at the bottom. The phone calendar showing one Monday: a week strip along the top, two entries on the day grid, and the timer dock with the plus button at the bottom.

Log a piece of work in a few taps.

The ＋ opens a new entry at the current time. Choose the project, the phase and the task, then set the start and the end on two wheels and save.

Tap any entry to open it in the same sheet and correct it.

An entry open as a sheet on the phone: the project, the task, the note and, in the footer, the day, start, end, duration and Save. An entry open as a sheet on the phone: the project, the task, the note and, in the footer, the day, start, end, duration and Save.

Start the timer at your desk, stop it on the way home.

Each account has one timer. If you start it on your computer, it is already running when you open Phased on your phone. If you stop it on your phone, it stops on every device.

When you stop the timer, it becomes a normal time entry. You can add any missing details later.

The phone calendar with the timer dock running: the project name, the task button, the elapsed time and a stop button. The phone calendar with the timer dock running: the project name, the task button, the elapsed time and a stop button.

The list when the grid is too small.

The List view shows the same day as rows. Each row shows the project, task and hours, and the day's total is at the top. Switch between Grid and List in the calendar header.

Each row has a menu. Use it to edit or delete the entry. On a client project with a budget, you can also mark the entry as Out of scope.

The same Monday as a list on the phone: the day's total in its header, then one row per entry with project, task, note, times and hours. The same Monday as a list on the phone: the day's total in its header, then one row per entry with project, task, note, times and hours.

Hours and money read fine on a phone.

On the Time page, the cards and the chart fit the screen. They show the week's hours, the average per day, the value at your rate and the hours marked Out of scope. Projects and Profitability also work on your phone.

The Time page on the phone: four cards for total time, average per day, value at your rate and out-of-scope hours, with the week's activity chart below. The Time page on the phone: four cards for total time, average per day, value at your rate and out-of-scope hours, with the week's activity chart below.

Your reports, on the phone too.

When you open a report from the Reports list, it fills the screen. It is the same fixed document your client gets. You can read it page by page, zoom in, and download the PDF with one tap.

The figures don't change after you create the report. What you read on your phone is exactly what you sent.

A Project Report open full-screen on the phone: the document's first page with its work summary and total, a zoom control and a download button below it. A Project Report open full-screen on the phone: the document's first page with its work summary and total, a zoom control and a download button below it.

What is still better at a desk

Two things are still easier on a computer: drawing a whole week at once, and reading a report next to the work it describes. Use the phone for the day you are in.