Gmail Actions Reviews

TimeLake.io Reviews

1. YTokarau

   · QA Engineer at UEFA · 6 months ago
   One of the best QA Tracking with Real-Time Visibility tools

   TimeLake’s real-time dashboard has improved our QA team's coordination testing activities. I love having live visibility into each engineer’s workload and progress. It’s like having an ever-updating status board. The automated timesheets also save hours by converting recorded activity into timesheet entries, which sync with payroll and invoicing systems.

   🏁 Competitors: Hubstaff

   👍 Pros:    Huge timesaver|Ai-driven analytics|Automated timesheets|Real-time dashboard|Real-time visibility

   👎 Cons:    Learning curve
2. Eugene S

   · Developer at Cmstuning · over 1 year ago
   Native Windows App Similar to Clock but with Teamwork Possibilities, Analytics, and Screenshots

   SpectroTime is a top recommendation for Windows users seeking a sophisticated time tracking tool that supports enhanced team functionality and insightful analytics. Ideal for managing both remote and in-office teams, it combines a user-friendly interface with powerful features to boost productivity

   👍 Pros:    Teamwork capabilities. analytics and reporting. screenshot functionality
3. Vlad

   · QA Engineer at Engagecraft · over 1 year ago
   SpectroTime is designed with simplicity in mind

   It's as easy to use as any familiar app you already know, but with the added benefit of tracking your time and managing your tasks. You can start tracking your tasks right after it's installed - no complex setup is required.

   👍 Pros:    Enables task creation and management directly from the desktop client, making it very convenient.

Gmail Actions mentions (2)

• Ask HN: Why don't emails seem use interactive Gmail features?

  I'm referring primarily to things. Firstly, is Actions[0] where an email can embed metadata which causes a button to show in the inbox which can complete an action without even opening a message. The second is AMP for Gmail[1] which enables interactive components within the message itself. I understand that any users need to be approved by Google, so I'm wondering if this might be the bottleneck? It just seems... - Source: Hacker News / about 2 years ago

• Microsoft sends me these emails with seemingly reactive components. How?

  Gmail markup actions - I don't believe it's a 1:1 but somewhat similar. Source: over 3 years ago

TimeLake.io mentions (0)