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Time Tracking app with Flutter is a reference time-tracking application built with Flutter, Firebase, and Riverpod Architecture. It demonstrates how a production-style Flutter project can separate application responsibilities while using modern state-management patterns. Users can authenticate with email and password and create, edit, view, or delete private jobs. Each job can contain timed work entries with start times, end times, and optional comments. A reporting screen summarizes daily...

Personal Planner is a free, open-source daily planner for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. Plan your day in time blocks, time your tasks, and compare what you planned with what actually happened. I built it because I kept setting aside 30 minutes for a task, spending an hour on it, then making the same estimate the next day. Daily and weekly reviews keep your tasks, actual time and notes together, so you have something useful to look back on.

Time Cop is a free, open-source time tracking application designed for simple, private productivity management. It helps users record time spent on tasks without requiring an internet connection or online account. The software supports multiple parallel timers that can be started with a single tap. Users can associate tasks with projects to organize their work or track activities independently.