Timewerks

"TimeWerks Pro Billing with PDF Invoice is equally useful for business users and freelancers...The variety of features offered by this app make it really useful. Additionally, the interface of the app is intuitive and easy to use."

ioslessons.com

May 29, 2014

"Top choice: TimeWerks Pro is an economical choice for freelancers and small businesses who need to track time and invoice clients."

macworld.com

April 21, 2014

"Well-crafted billing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch are as hard to find as a sinner on Sunday, but Sorth's Timewerks: Mobile Billing is the best one I've come across"

appcraver.com

April 13, 2009

"If you love portable solutions, you'll dig Timewerks"

webworkerdaily.com

March 25, 2009

"With a robust feature set including data export, multiple active stopwatches, customizable rates per task type, sales tax calculations, and HTML-formatted invoices, Timewerks is an essential app for independent contractors."

mashable.com

December 20, 2008

"Timewerks is an extremely well designed application to assist a worker in documenting his ongoing progress in a project."

whatsoniphone.com

December 1, 2008

Photowerks

"With Photowerks...you can sort by all kinds of criteria, including date, location (city, country, state) and camera model...it's powerful, fast and stable."

cultofmac.com

June 12, 2014

"...if you need to find a couple photos that you took on vacation a few years ago, Photowerks is absolutely worth a download."

lifehacker.com

August 18, 2013

"Photowerks is a Smart Album app for the iPhone and iPad that you will actually use...Photowerks uses easy spinning dials to set criteria for your saved searches, and it is also quick and very nicely designed."

cultofmac.com

August 2, 2013

"Photowerks, free on the App Store, enhances Apple's default solution with sorting options and smart albums available today to iOS 6 users."

macstories.net

August 1, 2013

"Photowerks...a new app lets users display and sort photos by when they were taken or by location...it works well."

geekwire.com

May 14, 2013