This update of Chronokura focuses on refinement rather than big new features. The prepaid hours (contingents) system introduced in 1.4 gets more polished, HemerAI works with it more deeply, and a handful of quality-of-life improvements make everyday invoicing smoother. One of the highlights actually came from a user suggestion — and it’s a great one: […]
Do you manage prepaid or prepurchased hour packages for your clients and need a seamless way to track them and send clear reports? With the Chronokura 1.4 update, this workflow is fully supported. You can set up a dedicated hourly quota per client. As you track your working time, every new entry is automatically deducted
Why It Makes All the Difference As a freelancer you track your hours in one tool and then open a completely different app to create the invoice. You manually copy numbers, verify entries, and check again if nothing got lost in the process. By the end of the day, you have spent a lot of
Chronokura 1.3 is here — and this update delivers three features you’ve been asking for. Multi-currency support for international projects, a VAT-free mode for tax-exempt freelancers, and four new local AI models for HemerAI. Multiple Currencies — Finally If you work with clients in different countries, you know the pain. Euros here, dollars there, Swiss
Today I’m releasing Chronokura 1.0 on the Mac App Store — a native Mac time tracker built for freelancers who want full control over their data without paying a monthly subscription. I built Chronokura because every time tracking app I tried either required a cloud account, charged a monthly fee, or felt like it was
