Can I find the "estimated target time" somewhere in the app if objectives are defined?

[ldmpub]

Hi,

I'm used to run "GPS Navigation apps", these app always display an "ETA" (estimated time of arrival).

In ASTT, when recording an activity with a defined objective, is it possible to see somewhere in the app the "estimated target time" that's to say the estimated End time of the activity, if is continues, when the defined goal will be reached?

Thanks for your answers.

[Arthur031221]

The running activity card shows the time remaining for a duration goal, but it does not display an estimated clock time for when the goal will be reached. The running goal display calculates goal value - current duration. A session goal uses the current session; a daily goal uses today's accumulated duration. The project's GoalsRunningTest checks that these remaining values appear on the running card.

For example, applying that calculation at 14:00 gives:

python3 - <<'PY'
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
now = datetime(2026, 10, 1, 14, 0)
for label, goal_minutes, accrued_minutes in [('session', 60, 10), ('daily', 60, 20)]:
    remaining = goal_minutes - accrued_minutes
    print(f'{label}: {remaining} min remaining, target at {(now + timedelta(minutes=remaining)):%H:%M}')
PY
session: 50 min remaining, target at 14:50
daily: 40 min remaining, target at 14:40

So you can add the displayed remaining time to the current clock time for an ETA, assuming the activity keeps running. A count goal has no time based ETA. This follows the running goal calculation and its running card tests.

[ldmpub]

@Arthur031221 thanks for your answer 👍.
I agree that Remaining Time is both useful and already displayed in the "Running Activity Notification".

I also agree that your code looks to answer my needs with its ' target at 14:50' output.

@Razeeman:
Can you please confirm that there is enough value in having a "Target at: Clock Time" feature to justify creating a new Feature Request?

PS: Sorry, but I don't yet have the technical skills nor enough knowledge of the app's structure to add this feature myself (even with the help of AI 😋).

[Arthur031221]

You do not need to implement the feature to request it. The project README invites app suggestions as issues, and your example makes the proposed clock time display clear. @Razeeman can decide whether a separate feature request would be useful.

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