DownloadRachota is a portable application for time-tracking your work on different projects. It runs on Windows, Linux, Solaris and Mac. Rachota displays time data in diagram form, creates customized reports or invoices and provides suggestions to increase your efficiency.
Features
- Secure personal timetracking tool
- Powerful data mining features
- Analyzes measured data and recommends how to improve
- Small: ~600kB
- Localized to 12 languages
- Generates reports or invoices as HTML, CSV or TXT files
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Common Development and Distribution LicenseFollow Rachota
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User Reviews
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Thanks for the program under a free open source license!
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Rachota is good, There is another tool which has server side UI to add/update tasks as well as see screenshots every 10minutes along with real time update of task progress etc. Just search for Ganib or gTrack with in the source forge
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Rachota works perfect.Reply from RachotaPosted 2019-02-12
Thanks for your positive review. -
After 2 and 1/2 years using Rachota, I'm fed up: it regularly hangs at start up, I have to kill the javaw process, it waits for answer, it does not manage the shutdown. More over, it looses the first or last days of the years. I've switched to Timeslot traker and I am happierReply from RachotaPosted 2019-02-12
Hi psecheresse, what a shame you didn't report a bug for your problem. Unfortunately I don't use Windows so I didn't observe any issues of this nature on my Linux Mint. -
Really nice project!