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Sane Time. Sane Time is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License. By Ravi Suri* rsuriprog@gmail.com. v.0.1 This is a very early version of what is hopefully a simple, fast time tracker that automatically tracks active processes and windows. It is designed to address frustrations with leading time trackers by standing alone (runs from PC, no online data or accounts) and limiting data size so it runs smoothly and starts quickly. The program is considered an "alpha" because although it functions at a basic level, it is lacking several features that would are envisioned as part of the complete package and has hardly been tested. Therefore, use at your own risk. Sane Time is coded in C# using .NET. There are two different modes: "day", "week", "month", "year": this is simply a representation of how much time the user is spending on different processes. These lists will delete themselves at the end of each day/week/month/year and start anew. This is useful if the timer is run during working hours and you want to track how much time you are wasting on non-work programs. "session history": This is a log of the actual sessions spent, including window title, process name, time started, time finished, and total time spent.This is designed to help with hourly billing. If you forget to write down your start time, for example, you can use this view to backrack and see when you started working on a particular window. To keep the program simple and reduce privacy concerns, it currently has a limit of only tracking the last 100 window sessions, after which the oldest session is deleted. In future versions, the number of sessions kept will be an option. The program will save information between sessions in binary files that are automatically generated in the executable directory. Plans for future versions: - ability to open title list for each process in day/week/etc view - settings for - archives of past data for time spent - scheduling so the program can be set to track only at certain times. *I am looking for entry-level C#.NET or other programming work as of August 2013. Email me at rsuriprog@gmail.com for more information.