How to Install the App
Windows
Log in to your Time Doctor account, and go to the Download page. Select your operating system (if you are using both Automatic and Interactive, please make sure to select Interactive App) and click on the button that says Download Time Doctor app for Windows. It should download the installer and save it to your Downloads page; find the installer and run the file to install the program.
Mac OS
Log in to your Time Doctor account, and go to the Download page. Select your operating system and click on Download Time Doctor app for MAC OS X. Save the installation file on your computer and double-click it when the download has finished. Drag and Drop the Time Doctor App to your Application folder.
Once the app is installed, you need to grant the necessary permissions. Follow the steps here on How to Manage macOS Notifications for Time Doctor Interactive Version.
Ubuntu
Desktop app is compatible with Xorg (X11) Desktop environment (DE) only;
For Wayland DE, you can use the Time Doctor Browser App for Chrome instead.
Log in to your Time Doctor account, and go to the Download page. Select your operating system then click on Download Time Doctor app for Ubuntu.
Look up the installer, right-click on it and go to Properties, then go to the Permissions tab and put a checkmark on Allow executing file as a program.
Then, right-click on the file again and select Run as a program.
After the installation is complete, navigate to the Apps folder and run the Time Doctor app.
How to Uninstall the App
Windows
First, you need to exit the app by clicking on Application / Exit. Next, click on the Windows key or search Uninstall to find and run the Uninstaller for Time Doctor 2
Mac OS
Click anywhere on the desktop to activate the Finder; from the menu bar at the top, click on Go and scroll down to Applications. Find the Time Doctor 2 app, simply right-click on the icon, and move it to the Trash.
Ubuntu
Navigate to Home and go to the folder where you installed the app. Locate the uninstall file from inside that folder and run it.
Alternatively, you may run this command in the terminal sudo ./timedoctor2/uninstall
Should there be any inconsistencies or concerns regarding the article, contact support@timedoctor.com for prompt assistance.