TimeSnapper got hanseldotted last week -- on Scott Hanselman's excellent new podcast: Hanselminutes, developed in conjunction with Carl Franklin. The graph at right shows the effect it had on timeSnapper's traffic.
And an interesting fact is that if you flip this image horizontally, it has the same shape as a running tally of Mike Gunderloy's offspring.
>Mike Gunderloy>19 January 2006>Another week, another doctor appointment. Not much longer till there's another baby to go with it.
(from Daily Grind 801)
They don't watch tv out on the Palouse.
Hanselminutes number 2 is out now, by the way.
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TimeSnapper is a life analysis system that stores and plays-back your computer use. It makes timesheet recording a breeze, helps you recover lost work and shows you how to sharpen your act.
TimeSnapper won last year's Developer Competition at Larkware.com, and is used by over 10,000 people.
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