SpectroTime VS PixInsight

SpectroTime Reviews

1. Eugene S    

   Developer at Cmstuning | 21 days 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
2. Vlad    

   QA Engineer at Engagecraft | 22 days 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.
3. Eugene    

   Project Manager at Coral Solution | 28 days ago

   We found SpectroTime when we were looking for a cheap way to keep track of our work hours, tasks, and take screenshots. It's great because it works just like some of the basic apps on Windows, which makes it easy to get used to. We really liked how it lets us connect time tracking with the tasks we're doing, and the screenshot feature is super useful, especially for keeping everyone honest about what they're working on. The app feels right at home on Windows, looking and working like the apps we're already used to. It's perfect for small teams like ours who want something straightforward and affordable. We've had a good experience with it and think other small teams would like it too.

   🏁 Competitors: Toggl, Hubstaff, Timely

   👍 Pros:    Fits well with windows, similar to the clock app but with time tracking and screenshots|Lets you adjust settings to match how your team works.

PixInsight Reviews

SpectroTime mentions (0)

PixInsight mentions (8)

• When it comes to software what do you use and can you go a little bit into detail on how to use it

  PixInsight - Stacking and image processing. It's pricey but really the best processing software out there for deep sky pics imo (DeepSkyStacker / Siril / GIMP are commonly used free alternatives). Source: 10 months ago

• Asahi Ubuntu: does it support PixInSight and Gimp?

  Dear friends of Asahi, I was planning to get a laptop mainly for astrophotography postproduction while traveling, and other normal tasks. Apps required for astrophoto elaboration are just 2: PixInSight and Gimp. An M1 cored MacBook seem a very good machine but I really dislike macOS. I was wondering before spending time and money looking for suitable offer from refurbished market if Asahi Linux should run both... Source: 11 months ago

• The Horsehead Nebula from my front yard

  Subs were calibrated and integrated for each filter using SiriL. In PixInsight I started by cropping the three stacked images, used automatic background extraction, and then combined the three into a colour image. BlurXTerminator on the combined image and StarNet v2 to separate the stars.. Separate multi scale linear transform on starless and luminance, more aggressive on the starless image. Unsharpmask applied to... Source: about 1 year ago

• Files for the NGC 3132 Nebula

  PixInsight (costs money and I haven't tried a free trial). Source: almost 2 years ago

• North America Nebula, NGC 7000

  PixInsight; stacking, calibration, noise reduction. Source: almost 2 years ago