1. Harvest helps teams thrive with simple time tracking, real-time insights, long-term business intelligence, and tools to help you get paid faster.
2. Easily track time, log expenses, and manage invoices on-the go with Harvest for Android.
3. The expense tracker lets you easily snap receipt photos as you enter expenses, and keeps all your records organized.
4. Start a timer when you’re visiting a client, or stop the one you left running at the office.
5. Send professional invoices to your clients and check their payment status, wherever you are.
6. And if you’re part of a team, you can easily access reports to understand how time is being spent and stay in sync.
1. Unfortunately I am forced to use this app at work or I would switch to something better.New interface is terrible! It used to be clean and simple and as familiar and the web interface and now it's been overly complicated, slow, and clunky as heck.
2. Entries appear on days where I've logged no time, and when I tap into them the "Create new entry" dialog appears, which I think points to the fact that there is no real entry saved there.
3. Maybe it's my phone, but regardless I will update my rating to 5 stars if the latency is brought down.The new update made it so the timer notification isn't displayed on my lock screen anymore.
4. The app us now less visually appealing, offers less functionality and is insanely buggy and often pretty laggy.Really disappointing that the mobile version doesn't integrate with O365 calendars to import calendar events like the web version does.
5. Give them a moment to fix this mess they've created, and track your time on the clean desktop interface in the meantime.
6. The new app completely ruined my experience, slow response, no feedback to entering values resulting in either lost revenue lost receipts or a dozen repeat entries.
7. Now it opens to a home screen instead of the time screen and it requires extra clicks to adjust timers.
8. Ugh! Why can't developers leave well enough alone, or at least give us the option to use the old interface!? Also apparently Android tablet users in landscape mode (e.g. with a keyboard) are now forced to use portrait mode.
9. Harvest is a great time tracking tool.
10. Agree with others that recent "updates" to the mobile interface are clunky, but not bad enough to make me stop using it.
11. Then the new UI is much more confusing and makes it harder to go in and edit the time from the previous day that I accidentally left on.