What's new in TimeSprite 2.1.1:

- Bug fixes and enhancements, FogBugz support

What's new in TimeSprite 2.0.9.1092:

- Bug fix

What's new in TimeSprite 2.0.4:

- Use the process name to group windows that don't have enough information to group by title. This avoids having many short entries for "Save File" dialogs etc.
- Add journal and weekly and monthly timesheet views of data.
- Add wildcard support when grouping by title.
- Records can be grouped by time, overriding other grouping for that specific time.
- Add export and import functions so data from 2 PCs can be merged.
- Add support for adding notes in journal.
- Add copy to clipboard so you can copy and paste to applications like Excel.
- Add reminder function to notify you after you have spent a certain amount of time on an activity.
- Automatically minimize the monitor after startup if it was minimized when shut down.
- The database has been modified for improved performance and smaller size.
- The default data retention period has been extended from 45 to 9999 days.
- Improve the search for common parts of window titles for grouping.
- Add a reminder when the monitor is paused.
- Evaluation period extended to 30 days.
- Use the same list for grouping and the TimeSprite Monitor activity selection. Most people thought these were the same list anyway, and were confused when they were different.
- Fix occasional database errors, and improve the diagnostic information gathered when an error occurs.
- Improve and fix bugs in the date and time selection.

What's new in TimeSprite 1.0.4:

- Add a status bar to main window to show the total time for the selected entries.
- Add a setting to control whether groups are split into subgroups.
- This mainly affects groups for Internet Explorer etc. and will control whether TimeSprite tries to split the group to show different websites.
- Improve the window for managing groups
- Improve grouping logic
- Add recently used groups to the context menu for assigning groups.
- Modify the monitor so that activity selections are activated automatically instead of using an Apply button.
- This means that the monitor requires less screen space when it is used in "Always on Top" mode.
- Fix a crash in the grouping code.
- Modify time selection controls to make them simpler to use.
- Changing the start date now causes the end date to change to maintain the set time interval (day, week etc). This simplifies moving to a specific time interval.
- To set a custom interval length the end date is changed.

What's new in TimeSprite 1.0.4:

- Improve editing of time data

What's new in TimeSprite 1.0.3:

- Add/change times, export to CSV