Day View

Filter and advanced search

Filter and advanced search work in the same way, filter just works on current day, while Advanced search will search through the whole database.
You can only search on one timeline at the time. There are some keywords you can use to make search more efficient

• group - search for words in group
  

  usage: group:firefox - all Firefox activities

• duration - how long an activity can be
  

  usage: duration>1s - duration is longer than 1 second
  duration<1m - duration is shorter than 1 minute
  duration>1m10s - duration is longer than 1 minute and 10 seconds
  duration<1h - duration is shorter than 1 hour

• start - when activity started
  

  usage: start>10:00PM - activity started after 10:00 PM
  start>22:00 - activity started after 10:00 PM or 22:00

• end - when activity ended
  

  usage: end>10:00PM - activity ended after 10:00 PM
  end>22:00 - activity ended after 10:00 PM or 22:00

• or
  

  usage: end>10:00PM or duration<10s

• and - and is implicit operator so you don't need to use it

Examples

A few examples for Applications timeline:

google - find all activities with keyword 'google' in title

group:firefox - find all activities with keyword 'firefox' in group

group:note - find all activities with keyword 'note' in group. For example, if I am using Notepad and Evernote all instances where either of these two applications was used will match.

group:firefox google - find all activities with keyword 'firefox' in group and word 'google' in title

group:"google chrome" (microsoft or yahoo)  - find all activities with keyword 'google chrome' in group and word 'microsoft' or 'yahoo' in title

group:"google chrome" (microsoft or yahoo) start<13:00 - find all activities with keyword 'google chrome' in group and word 'microsoft' or 'yahoo' in title, starting before 13:00

manictime duration>1m end<6:00PM - find all activities with keyword 'manictime' in title, ending before 6PM and longer than 1 minute