Alarm when we spent more time on a tag/application than a limit per day
 w.p.
    
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    Added in v4.4. (currently in beta)
https://manictime.com/Releases/Version-v4-4#daily-alerts
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       emr
    
 commented emr
    
 commentedGreat. 
 Is this idea also applicable to the server side?
 As a team manager it would be interesting to be notified if a certain tag exceeds a threshold (daily or since the tag has been created) for a team member.
 Thank you!
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      Bjarne Dein commented Is it possible to hands on the beta version to try it? 
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      Bjarne Dein commented Awesome this is in place:-) 
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       smith
    
 commented smith
    
 commented请使用必应翻译,不要使用比较差的谷歌翻译 
 1.窗口标题限制
 2.标签限制
 3.软件限制戒网瘾的软件我使用了6年多了, 
 窗口标题限制是最有用的,
 仅仅是提醒或者警报,力度是不足够的,应该直接限制,限制打开那个窗口、软件、标签的软件、应用Please use Bing translation instead of poor Google translation. 
 1. Window Title Restriction
 2. Label restrictions
 3. Software limitations
 I've been using software to quit Internet addiction for more than six years.
 The window title restriction is most useful.
 Just warning or alarm is not enough. We should restrict the software and application that opens that window, software, label directly.
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       MeowPeow
    
 commented MeowPeow
    
 commentedIt could be not only negative(like alarm), but just a reminder, or achievement. 
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       Ooker
    
 commented Ooker
    
 commentedI think supporting this idea will gain more benefit for everyone: [Connect other Apps with IFTTT and/or Zapier – ManicTime Support](http://support.manictime.com/forums/222041-feature-requests/suggestions/14087103-connect-other-apps-with-ifttt-and-or-zapier) 
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       XB
    
 commented XB
    
 commentedI use ManicTime to time spent in work-related apps vs. personal-related apps. Typically, I dedicate Chrome to work, and Firefox to casual browsing. During the day, I compare my usage of both, and if Firefox is too close Chrome, I buckle down on actual work -- Chrome. 
 I try to keep Chrome at least at 80% of usage, and Firefox at most at 15% (and that's a lot), roughly.I thought of something that my be a nice addition to ManicTime (maybe for paying users?): notify (beep, blink, etc.) the user when an app (or a group of apps) is at risk of passing a threshold (time or percentage, or in comparison to another app or group of apps). Thus, users can get live update of they usage, and adapt accordingly. I figurec I might not be the only one using ManicTime for such comparison, so I'm putting mu suggestion here as it seems consistent with the feature request :) 
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       VisCircle
    
 commented VisCircle
    
 commentedThat would be a great feature! Can you tell whether there are plans to implement something like this? 
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      Alexander Boelen commented My favorite implementation would hold a limit per timeslice as a user choice. 
 Several projects have a timebudget per project/task for the curent period (between two dates), others for the whole project (from start-to-end date of the project/task at hand) and again others a budget e.g. per month, week or day.
 I would like to receive a warning when e.g. 80% of the time is used... Perhaps even change the interface color of the task to orange when close to the limit, to red when over limit.
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       Anonymous
    
 commented Anonymous
    
 commentedAre there plans to integrate the timebudget feature? 
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       CyberStylings
    
 commented CyberStylings
    
 commentedExactly what I need too.. 
 Adding Time management to the logging capabilities.. Excellent,..
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       VisCircle
    
 commented VisCircle
    
 commentedThis Feature is called "Timebudged" on other time tracking tools. 
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       Anonymous
    
 commented Anonymous
    
 commentedThis Feature is called "Timebudged" on other time tracking tools. 
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       VisCircle
    
 commented VisCircle
    
 commentedIt should be possible not only for applications and autotags but for tags too. Therfore you would create tags with an extra variable for maximum possible time that can be spent on it. If the time that was spent on that tag is longer then you should get an alarm. Example: You plan a project with Tag (task) a 8 h 
 Tag (task) b 25 h
 Tag (task) c 12 h
 an so onWhen you tag more then 8 hours on tag a you will get an alarm. In further steps it shoul be integrated into statistics with excess time. 
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      I'm not sure if you are all talking about the same thing. 
 This is my understanding of the feature.I can set alarms like these. Notify me when: 
 Firefox is used for more than 4hrs
 facebook.com is used for more than 3hrs
 Some autotag is used for more than 2 hrs.This rules are set by day. I guess it could also be for longer periods, but mostly it is useful by day. I'm not sure how this translates to excel? I think what you want is tag planning. So where I can say ahead of time, I will work on xy for 2 hrs... If so, I think this is a different feature... 
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       VisCircle
    
 commented VisCircle
    
 commentedThis is now one of the key features we are missing in ManicTime. At the moment we have to export thetimes spent on tags and compare them to our excel sheets. :( 
 Would be much easier if this feature would be integrated.
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       VisCircle
    
 commented VisCircle
    
 commentedWe also would like this feature. 
 Therfore there should be a possibility to add times to tags.
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       Ondřej
    
 commented Ondřej
    
 commentedThere can be also alarm when we spent less time than limit per day. 
