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Steph- What's you ticket #? I'll help you out right now if you tweet it to me: @cmagnuson

Matthias- We're kinda overloaded. We get thousands of support requests every day and we are only a small team trying to tackle a big challenge. I know it sucks but it would be nice to remember that Twitter is provided as an absolutely free service for you.

You might want to make your name Karen Mayfield because that is what your name is. People won't be able to find you if you stick that U2 bit in front.

You can also directly link people to your profile so they can follow you. Just send them the link http://twitter.com/karenmayfield – Charles, on May 27, 2009 04:11

Thanks for the response Simone!

I already did the sign up process but it never associated a device with my account I registered. How do I associate my device with the account I created?

-Charles

We've taken a look at your ticket and it is currently assigned. Our engineers are aware of this problem. They are working as fast as they can to fix this issue and we appreciate your patience while we work on it. Thanks! – cmagnuson, on April 07, 2009 22:53

I get videos of people smoking bongs whenever I try to subscribe to YouTube channels...

Sean-

That sounds great! Actually, your idea probably works better than having different 'sheets'. If the categories could collapse/expand without the page having to reload, that would be best. The reload time would get very annoying if I was trying to rapidly move between different categories.

Do you think color coating different categories would also be possible? I work visually so if there is a clear distinction, even beyond the separation into categories, my eyes and mind will be a lot happier.

Thanks for being so receptive to our ideas! I feel like very few web services actually have this kind of dialogue with their users but when they do it makes a huge difference.

-Charles – cmagnuson, on January 06, 2009 01:57

I just started using Bubble Timer and it's been wonderful so far. I use the service to track essential categories of my life. I don't bother with sleep, eating, cleaning, showering, etc. Only categories like reading, travel, exercise, email, personal development, etc. Categories that I feel I need time management to make more efficient. I will keep BubbleTimer open 24 hours a day in a Chrome window along with my music. On my personal computer, I had Chrome make BubbleTimer into a program so now it runs on its own.

There is one issue with BubbleTimer which I think would be EXTREMELY valuable:

the ability to have multiple bubble sheets.

If I could have one sheet for work with my meetings, different queues I spend time in, travel, email, etc. and then one for life with entirely different items in it, I would dance with happiness. Right now if I wanted to do this, I would have to spend $40 on two separate accounts and then log in and out of each account any time I wanted to add time. This would be a hassle and expensive. Right now it works alright to put everything on one sheet but it would be fantastic if I could analyze how I spend time at work separately from how I spend my time at home.

Other than that one improvement, BubbleTimer is perfect for its purpose. Keep up the fantastic work and I really hope you implement multiple time sheets somewhere down the road. Thanks!