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Rachota
Easy-to-use personal time tracking application for Windows and Unix
Rachota 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. -
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TimeSlotTracker
Simple and useful time tracker
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). -
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jWorkSheet is a desktop personal time tracker for your projects. Data are presented in a spreadsheet-like format. The application offers some completed work sheet reports, but you can create your own user reports by XSL transformations.
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Fred is a platform-independent time tracking tool. With Fred you can very easily file, view and record efforts (periods of work time), structure them into tasks and projects and exchange them (in multi-user projects) with your project leader.
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TimeFinder automatically optimizes schedules (timetables) for universities and high schools. It makes manual timetabling for the timetabler easier via a Java GUI. Export+import is supported via xml and text formats. http://timefinder.sourceforge.net/
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Ukolnicek is a multi-platform (Windows, Linux, OS X) PIM tool. It allows to keep all your personal task in a graphical and easily accessible form to help manage your time efficiently. Using synchronization you can access your data from everywhere.
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Skejula is intended to be your very scheduler. It helps you take care of your commitments, tasks, activities, todos and annotations.
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Timeboss is standalone desktop application that always asks you what and how long will you be doing. When the time is spent it asks again. All activity is logged to xml files so you will have genuine timesheet of your time facing your computer.
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As an open source project for project management, Factory lets you organize actors in teams, define projects, create version-based plans, generate forecast calendars and track statuses. Small and stand alone, it runs on every system with Java.
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Timmon is a time tracking tool helping to keep track of time spent on different projects. Timmon lets you organize your tasks hierarchically, supports day, week, month and year views. Data is stored in XML. Provides monthly reports (pdf,html,xls,csv,...)
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