All these entries seemed focused on helping users avoid wasting time. For the app that best integrates time tracking with the work you are supposed to do, check out PositiveWare at http://www.positiveware.com. Time Tracking, Project Management, Collaboration scalable from one user to hundreds.
That's what I use. It just tracks the apps you are active in. Nobody wants to waste more time using complicated time management tools. But it is helpful to take a glimpse of how much you work in excel, word or safari and where you surf around most...
I just let it run, then I can see chunks of effort as they relate to the various applications i use, and then record my time/efforts based on that.
It's OSX only, but still very much worth a mention.
Slife Teams http://www.slifeteams.com/ is a group version of Slife that I've used in my office to keep track of what everyone's up to, it's great stuff.
Palin Ningthoujam
· 1 year ago
Slifelabs is neat. Thanks for the tip.
Debby
· 1 year ago
Great post! I didn't realize these tools were available. I will definitely install one of them today. Thanks!
Jeff Staple
· 1 year ago
Ah, this is just what I need. I really have to limit my internet time at work, and something like this is just what the doctor ordered.
I see Harvest of the first type of time trackers (see post intro). Let me know if it is not.
andreioana
· 1 year ago
Hi Palin,
A good time tracking application is Fanurio http://www.fanuriotimetracking.com . Fanurio has a few reminders to help you start, resume or stop the timer. It also has idle time detection and it can be used on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Eric Holter
· 1 year ago
I found SlimTimer via delicious and I like it a lot.
wavey davie
· 1 year ago
Weird! I was just thinking of this yesterday and along comes your blog, amazing!! Thanks very much for this.
Harry
· 9 months ago
Nice post.
You may want to check out http://www.GoalsOnTrack.com, a very nicely built web app designed for tracking goals and todo lists, and has time tracking. It's clear, focused, easy to navigate, worth a try.
Billy
· 8 months ago
Great post. I didn't even know online time trackers existed. It will certainly help me be more productive. Thanks for sharing.
Check http://tracking-time.com, you can track easily as using skype, and you can have strong an in depth reporting. Is for freelancers and small companies.
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But what about the very simple stuff like ActiveTimer? http://osiris.laya.com/projects/activetimer/
That's what I use.
It just tracks the apps you are active in. Nobody wants to waste more time using complicated time management tools. But it is helpful to take a glimpse of how much you work in excel, word or safari and where you surf around most...
Cheers from kindo in London
Mario
I just let it run, then I can see chunks of effort as they relate to the various applications i use, and then record my time/efforts based on that.
It's OSX only, but still very much worth a mention.
Slife Teams http://www.slifeteams.com/ is a group version of Slife that I've used in my office to keep track of what everyone's up to, it's great stuff.
Please stop overlooking this great app!!
A good time tracking application is Fanurio http://www.fanuriotimetracking.com . Fanurio has a few reminders to help you start, resume or stop the timer. It also has idle time detection and it can be used on Windows, Mac and Linux.
You may want to check out http://www.GoalsOnTrack.com, a very nicely built web app designed for tracking goals and todo lists, and has time tracking. It's clear, focused, easy to navigate, worth a try.