Timer: A Free, Open-Source, and Self-Hosted Simple Time Tracking Tool

Timer: A Free, Open-Source, and Self-Hosted Simple Time Tracking Tool

Timer is a free, open-source and self-hosted simple time tracking tool. It allows users to create tasks, track time, and export/import data using JSON. All data is stored locally in the browser's localStorage.

Features

  • Create tasks and track time
  • Export/import data using JSON
  • Store all data locally in the browser's localStorage
  • Start and stop the timer for each task
  • View how much time each task took
  • Manage data with "Export" and "Import" features
  • Access a test data set for demonstration
  • Originally created in 2011 to track time spent on video games
  • Evolved into a time tracking tool with multiple iterations

Tech

License

  • MIT License

Resources & Downloads

GitHub - Klaster1/timer-5: A simple time-tracking tool
A simple time-tracking tool. Contribute to Klaster1/timer-5 development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub - Klaster1/timer2: Measures task session durations and manages tasks
Measures task session durations and manages tasks. Contribute to Klaster1/timer2 development by creating an account on GitHub.






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