We’re working daily on getting rid of the pesky bugs, so we’d like to thank you for your continued support and great feedback.
All your messages are read and analysed by our development guys, and we’re doing our best to minimize downtime that might be caused by bugs.
This week we’ll post a couple of new features here on the blog, that we’ll be adding in the future. They are either things we wanted to do from start, but didn’t have the time to implement or suggestions from our growing user base. Stay tuned, and feel free to post comments.
We have a couple of announcements to make:
- we have a new MAC widget, that works correctly on Tiger OS (download available here: http://paymo.biz/user_files/installer/Paymo.wdgt.zip )
- a major bug was fixed that affected certain timezones
- a new feature that was requested by a lot of users, the ability to mark a task as complete is now available
(Windows widget users please clear your Internet Explorer browser cache for this new feature to work correctly.
For more information on how to do this read the following article:
http://support.typepad.com/cgi-bin/typepad.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=866 )
We would like to thank you all for the great feedback we’ve received thus far.
Next week i’ll write about the new features we’ll create for Paymo, so stay tuned.
Dear Paymo users, we’ve received a couple of complaints from Avast users regarding our installer. It seems Avast generates a false Trojan alert when it scans our Windows installer.
We have checked the installer with other commercial and free antivirus software, and there’s no trace of malicious code. Avast has been notified, and we’re expecting them to fix this false alert. Avast was very quick to respond, they fixed the problem, the false alarm is gone!
If you have any questions regarding Paymo please use the contact form, and we’ll do our best to help you.
Greetings! This is my first post here on the official Paymo Blog, so i’d like to share with you a couple of things about the people behind the service.
We started back in the day as freelancers in the web world, and like many of our current users, we struggled to get some jobs and get payed.
Over the years, we managed to grow the business and created a web design studio called LightDesignWorks.
While working for clients, we noticed the same pattern over and over again: we worked for more hours than we were paid. This had to stop, and along the way we introduced all kinds of project management tools into our work flow, but one final piece was missing, an easy to use time tracking tool.
It had to fulfill the following requirements:
- it had to web based
- we needed a desktop app, so employees would work easily with it, without having a browser window open
- it had to work on a MAC, since we have PCs and Apple stuff in the office
- reporting had to be a breeze
- it had to show us who was underperforming
Thus, the search for a tool capable of doing all these things began, and after a while (this was in 2006) there were not too many options left to choose from. We were stuck with a windows desktop app, but after using it for a couple of months we decided to build Paymo.
When we finished working on Paymo, we decided to release a public version. Paymo free was born, and it was our way of thanking all the freeware and open source community for the great software that’s out there and helps small businesses grow.
In the future we’ll be releasing a commercial version that will allow larger organization to track time and manage their employees better.
Right now we’re still in BETA, so you might encounter small bugs and glitches while using Paymo, and we’d like to encourage you to report any bugs you might find.
To all our current users out there, we thank you for the great feedback. Make sure you check the blog for new announcements and important messages.
