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Simple and useful time tracker. Collects tasks and works (timeslots) in hierarchical tree. Has: reports (based on xslt templates), localization (7 langs), xml data format, ical, jnlp and JIRA (R) support. Runs on Windows, Mac and Linux. The code at GitHub: https://github.com/TimeSlotTracker/timeslottracker-desktop The git on Source forge is read only (replica).

Project has moved Github at https://github.com/zlogic/awesometracker This is a simple time tracker built with Java FX for UI, JPA and an H2 database for data storage, and dynamicreports for building PDF reports. I created the project after being frustrated with most free and open-source time tracking tools. Project is still under development and some nice (planned) features are not yet ready. Requires Java 8 to build and run.

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Bringer Task Record Log is a multi-platform application that can helps you to keep a record of time spent on each task that you do. It can runs on major Operating Systems like Windows 2000 / XP / 7 / 2003/ 2008, in MacOS Systems 10.6 / 10.7 /10.8 and on every Linux distributions supporting some graphical engine like gnome, xfce, lxde and others. You need the Java Virtual Machine in version 1.7.0 or above. Last version of JVM is recommended.

Java library that simplifies calls to the SlimTimer API. For more information about SlimTimer please visit http://www.slimtimer.com

A simple web based time tracker. New project homepage on GitHub!

A Timer App written on Java for all Plattforms

Consultant Communicator (ConsultComm) is a small, lightweight, platform-independent program written in Java that allows anyone managing multiple projects, clients or tasks to effectively keep track of exactly how long they've spent on each project.

A small helper application which lives in your system tray. It periodically pops up and asks you what you are busy with. This data is recorded locally and may be synchronised with a timesheet server when a connection can be established.