[Macworld]

Post your comments for Review: OfficeTime 1.9 time tracking and billing app shows promise here

[dkat]

Your link to the Billings app review is bad.

[Dotkhan]

Can MacWorld follow up with a review of testing a piece of software after publishing these recycled press releases?

And the positioning of the banner ad at the bottom of the page is covering this comment box.

[Jeff Battersby]

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Can MacWorld follow up with a review of testing a piece of software after publishing these recycled press releases? And the positioning of the banner ad at the bottom of the page is covering this comment box.

I did test this software, used it for a couple of weeks, and never saw the press release. Do you have a substantive question? I'd be happy to answer it.

-Jeff

[palane]

One point on pricing. The full version of Billings Touch is a $15 in-app purchase, bringing the total cost to $55. This happens to be the same price for the OfficeTime for Mac and iOS.

[palane]

I'd be surprised that a press release would include language such as "OfficeTime is good, but it doesn’t quite rise to the level of similar apps such as Marketcircle’s Billings, an app that costs less but which offers more features and capabilities."

Somebody in their PR department needs a new job. ;-)

[RPriest]

Hey Jeff, I've been using OfficeTime for a few years now and love it. But I think you have the version number wrong in your review. The latest version that I know of is 1.63 does you copy say it's v. 1.9?