Changelog.

• Fixed starting a new timer with a pre-filled duration saving a finished entry instead of starting the timer.
• Fixed Excel export not saving a file.
• Subtotal formulas in Excel exports are now only offered with the Minutes or Hours decimal duration format, since Excel can't add up time notation.

• Fixed the menu bar icon sometimes opening the HUD instead of pausing or resuming your timer.
• Fixed editing an entry's description right after starting a timer sometimes not saving.
• Editing a duration now only changes it when you actually type a new value — and setting it to zero works properly.
• Fixed an empty Settings window popping up on login when Launch at Login is enabled.
• The HUD edit form now stays open after you start a timer, so you can keep adjusting it.
• Navigate the project picker in the HUD with the arrow keys, then confirm with Enter.

• Tracky now runs natively on Intel Macs, not just Apple Silicon — same universal download, no Rosetta involved.
• Starting a timer while looking at a past date now asks for confirmation first, so you don't accidentally log time against the wrong day.
• Clickable entries, clients, and icons now show a pointing-hand cursor, making it clearer what you can click.
• Fixed a bug where local development builds could silently sandbox their data.

• Create a new project on the fly, right from the timer — no need to leave what you're doing to set one up first.
• Manage clients and projects directly: rename, reassign a project to a different client, or delete ones you no longer need.
• A small hint now shows the ⌘⏎ shortcut when writing entry notes.

First Mac App Store release.

• Menu-bar HUD timer: start, pause, resume, and stop.
• Clients and projects with billable defaults and rounding rules.
• Day, week, month, client, and project reporting.
• CSV and Excel export for invoicing.
• JSON backup export and restore.
• Tracky Pro, a one-time unlock, after a 45-day trial.