Toggl 2.0 on iOS and Android
Sole designer for the first versions of the brand-new mobile app
A planning product on web, a time-tracking companion on mobile. I rethought Focus for mobile around the moments where people actually need to track time — from Tasks and Calendar, with the timer accessible from both — while keeping planned and logged time connected to the wider product.
From first version to launch. I owned the experience across iOS and Android, from information architecture and interaction design to every screen and state.
Role
Sole product designer
Timeline
Aug 2025 – Sep 2026
Team
PM, mobile engineers
Scope
Tasks · Calendar · timer · store launch · Track import
First draft
Aug 2025Prototype
A companion to the planning web app: quick actions on the go, platform-native, time tracking at its core. The first draft, before the team review.
The first version
Sep – Oct 2025Shipped
Drawn as a day — empty, the start of it, tracking, the end — then tasks, filters and every empty, loading and edge state with the engineers.
Calendar
Oct 2025Shipped
Planned and logged time side by side, connecting a calendar, and the new settings page.
On both stores
Nov 2025Shipped
Live on Android on 3 November 2025 and on iOS three days later. The store screenshots are mine too.
New store visuals
2026Shipped
A new set of store screenshots for the tracking-first app, designed by me.
Bringing Track data across
Aug 2026Shipped
An importer on the phone for Track users moving to 2.0 — built as a working preview in the app’s own code, live on 25 August 2026.
Signing in on the phone
Aug 2026Shipped
Once the app was installed, the web route to pair it disappeared. The pairing page got a persistent way in and step-by-step instructions in light and dark.
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