Mike
An IT entrepreneur, executive, and former engineer with a passion for innovation and leadership. Mike focuses on driving company growth while keeping the team inspired. Outside of work, he enjoys tennis, snowboarding, traveling, reading, and, of course, putting his heart and soul into Everhour.
Guide To Advanced Reports in Everhour
Some tips how to build advanced reports with Everhour to measure your progress
Everhour Referral Program
You can enjoy our referral program to pay 100% our your plan by inviting your friends to try Everhour. They can get a discount from your invite as well.
Time Tracking in Asana Boards
Time tracking in Asana boards. Now available with Everhour.
Real-Time Dashboard
In Everhour, our real time dashboard allows to control the activity of your team and see what they are working at a certain period of the day.
Progress Update (Oct)
We have been muted for some time working hard on some cool stuff, which I’m happy to present you now. Read on EH2 progress in our article to find out.
Everhour 2 Private Beta
The beta version of all-new Everhour 2 will be available for a limited number of users in the middle of July
Progress Update (March)
Progress update for the past month: basecamp3 in FF & Safari, better payment errors handling, github render fix, everhour2 updates
Teams in Everhour 2
In the following article we share important decisions made while working on Everhour2: teams, groups and time isolation between different accounts
Internal Projects & Tags in Everhour 2
We continue to share the most important decisions made while working on all-new Everhour. This time we discuss internal projects and tags
Progress Update (February)
Progress update for the past month: fixed signup vulnerability, improvements to invoicing export, delete account possibility, email about failed transactions
Access Control in Everhour 2
In this article we address another super important feature - Access Control in Everhour 2. What time a team member is allowed to see and what is not
Intervals on Time Entries
In this article we provide some scenarios that explain the complexity of showing time intervals next to the reported time and how we’ll address that