Timemator: Time Tracking

Timemator: Time Tracking - Subscription Unlocked

This modification of the Timemator: Time Tracking app unlocks the full subscription features, providing users with unrestricted access to all premium functionalities.

Features Unlocked

• All subscription-based features are fully accessible without limitations.
• Enjoy advanced time tracking and productivity tools.
• No need for in-app purchases or recurring payments.

If you bill by the hour, the real work is remembering the hours. Timemator tracks them with one tap, and you can download the Timemator IPA for iPhone in a build with all paid features unlocked.

About Timemator

The App Store name is Timemator: Time Tracker, and it is built by Catforce Studio. It sits in Productivity with Business as a second genre, is rated 4+ and has existed since December 2020. The store pitch is aimed at freelancers: track hours, see what you earned and send a clean report to the client.

Tracking starts and stops with a single tap. Tasks are grouped in colour-coded folders by client or project, sessions can carry notes, and a running timer stays visible in Live Activities and the Dynamic Island. Hourly rates turn the hours into revenue automatically, with daily, weekly, monthly and yearly charts and a breakdown by task and folder.

When a client asks for proof, the app exports PDF reports with time and revenue totals, or a CSV for spreadsheets and invoicing tools. A timeline of the day lets you add time you forgot or fix a session in seconds. Home Screen widgets, an Apple Watch app and Shortcuts extend it, and iCloud can sync with the separate Timemator for Mac. The developer says no data is collected, no account is needed and it works offline.

What the Timemator tweak unlocks

• The full feature set with no locked tools
• Hourly rates and automatic revenue calculation
• PDF and CSV export for clients and accounting
• Widgets, Apple Watch and iCloud sync support
• No in-app purchase or recurring payment prompts

Pricing note and recent changes

The changelog describes a subscription unlock, whereas the store lists a 30-day free trial followed by a single one-time purchase. Either way, the build opens everything. The latest release rebuilt iCloud sync, added an iOS 26 design with a floating mini timer, new widgets, German and Siri commands. The app is free to install and requires iOS 16.0 or later.

For an hour counter that does not nag, get Timemator on builds.io; tap once and the IPA is on your iPhone without a PC.