Track & visualize your time
Time is precious, are you using it wisely? Timelines helps you make the best use of your time.
Timelines is an iPhone app that lets you track your time visually on an interactive timeline. With the clear picture of where your time is going, you’ll be able to improve over time.
Create a timeline for each project or activity that you care about. Then use timers to keep track of what you’re doing. You can also add events retrospectively and adjust their times.
With Statistics mode and the interactive timeline, you can quickly scale from the big picture overview down to a single day.
Define daily, weekly, and monthly targets for your categories, and get rewarded for reaching them with confetti. 🎉
With Timelines for Apple Watch, you can control timers without pulling your phone out of your pocket.
With interactive bar chart, you can see how your time spending habits evolve over days, weeks, months, and beyond.
Follow your goals, statistics, individual categories, and tracking status right on your home screen.
If you are using the classic pyinstxtractor.py (originally by extremecoders), it may be outdated. Here are your options:
pyinstaller --debug your_script.py
using a hex editor to see if the file is truly a PyInstaller archive? If you are using the classic pyinstxtractor
To understand why the "missing cookie" error occurs, it helps to understand how PyInstaller creates an executable file. When you compile a script using PyInstaller, it does not actually convert Python code into native machine code (like C or C++). Instead, it packages a Python interpreter, necessary dynamic libraries ( .dll or .so ), and your Python scripts compressed into an embedded archive.
When a user executes the file, the embedded initializes, looks for its marker index, extracts the internal archive into a temporary folder ( _MEIxxxxxx ), and executes the code via the bundled Python runtime. Unpacking tools like pyinstxtractor reverse this process by scanning the binary from the bottom up to locate the magic cookie . If this header signature is altered, missing, or misaligned, the extraction tool triggers the "missing cookie" exception. Common Root Causes of the Error This error typically stems from one of four primary issues: 1. Custom and Obfuscated PyInstaller Bootloaders When you compile a script using PyInstaller, it
To understand the error, you first need to know how PyInstaller packages Python scripts into standalone executables.
When you run an extraction tool, it scans the file for this magic cookie to locate where the embedded Python files begin. If this process fails, the tool throws this error due to three primary reasons: Unpacking tools like pyinstxtractor reverse this process by
Encountering the error message typically occurs when attempting to decompile or unpack a Python executable (.exe) file back into its original source code.
Let's write. How to Fix "Missing Cookie, Unsupported PyInstaller Version, or Not a PyInstaller Archive" Error
“I personally wasn’t happy about the way I was spending my time, which is one of the main reasons why I decided to build this app. Timelines has been helping me and other users be more aware of our time and use it more wisely. It is also my passion and I’m dedicated to it 100%. There are big plans for the future (read more in Press Kit). Have any questions or comments? and I’ll reply within 24 hours.”
Lukas Petr
Independent app developer
creator of Timelines