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    ActivityWatch

    ActivityWatch

    Automatically tracks how you spend time on your devices

    ActivityWatch is app for tracking how you spend time on your devices that is open source, cross-platform and extensible. Focused on privacy, it is able to collect as much (or as little) valuable life data as the user prefers in a secure manner that doesn’t compromise user privacy, and gives the user complete control of the data. ActivityWatch can be used for many things: tracking time spent on different projects, managing bad screen habits, tracking productivity and more.
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    Multitimer

    A Simple Timer Tool that can be used to collect timesheets

    The Multitimer -- its a javascript webversion via one html file -- A tool that mainfunction is to be a timer. I looked for a tool that can collect time stages, in my case to collect different loading stages. Most of the timers out there got no start, stop function that allows to see the time parts when u had a break. This was the main inspiration for me to create it. The tool can also write the time Summary down to a CSV File with an exact timestamp and the notes you defined. ...
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    TimeTrack is a Joomla! component to collect, categorize and evaluate working hours and services. Monthly Reports can be generated and exported as PDF or CSV-File.
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    myTO - myTaskOutliner
    myTO is an abbreviation for myTaskOutliner. my shall express that everyone can use differently Task(s) – that’s what this tool is for – you can use it to organize your tasks Outliner – outlining describes how tasks are organized – hierarchi
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    FredServer is the server component for the Fred 2007 time recording client. With FredServer it is possible to collect the efforts recorded by the Fred 2007 client and to store these efforts in a central database for further analysis.
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    Va temps is a time-tracking tool for Palm users that can collect time spent on several projects running concurrently. Each running project gets a fraction of the real time based on its priority and the number of running tasks.
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