Which feature do you think is the most used in TimeTune? And the least used? See how we used analytics to discover how people use TimeTune

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Among other changes, TimeTune 2.6.5 brings with it two significant improvements: A new onboarding tutorial. A new way to schedule routines. The new onboarding tutorial represents a big step forward for TimeTune. Welcoming users in the right way is essential to guide newcomers through the app. And it helps with user retention as well. The […]

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TimeTune has a new website address! As we needed to change our hosting provider, we took the opportunity to do both things at the same time.

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TimeTune 2.6.4 makes some changes in the way the application deals with notifications. But thanks to that we could re-add a lost feature!

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There’s a requested feature in TimeTune that stands out from the others by far. Check here what it is and tell us how you would like to use it.

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TimeTune is getting ready for upcoming changes in the Android environment. Check the modifications we made in TimeTune 2.6.3 to adapt to these new changes.

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As we discussed in a previous post, we had to remove support for Google Drive backups in version 2.6.1 due to changes originated by Google. If that wasn’t enough, applications soon will not have the possibility to freely access the totality of a device’s storage. The generic permissions that gave full read and write access […]

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Our help pages have a new home! Check what the benefits of the new website are and how it will help us provide a better service for you.

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TimeTune 2.6.1 brings with it two important changes. Besides, it adds more improvements to our new cleaner interface. Check the post to see what changed.

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Back in TimeTune 2.5, we made a mistake. Here’s why it happened and what we’re going to do in TimeTune 2.6.1 to solve it.

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