My Time, rebuilt for your phone

On a phone, the My Time page used to spend most of the screen on headers and toolbars, and then showed your day twice. Now the day's entries are the first thing you see.

What changed

• Your day as one list. Each entry shows its start and end time, what you worked on, the client and project, and how long it took (1h 30m, not 1:30). Swipe left or right to move between days.
• The week at a glance. A strip across the top shows every day of the week with a small bar for the hours you've logged, plus your week total. Tap a day to jump to it. Your timesheet status and Submit week sit right on the strip.
• One place to add time. The + button opens a bottom sheet that doesn't pop the keyboard until you tap a field. It scrolls instead of hiding under the keyboard, and Add stays pinned at the bottom. On an empty day, you can repeat a recent entry with one tap.
• Everything else is back. Select entries, Copy last week and Request time off now live in the ⋯ menu. Selecting entries brings up a bar at the bottom for duplicate, billable and delete.
• Timeline when you want it. Switch the day to Timeline to see entries on an hour grid, now scrolling with the page.

Turning your phone sideways or resizing the window switches layouts on the spot. On a wide screen, your usual Week or Month view comes back.