title: A Collection of Open Source Time Tracking Software
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Measuring time spent on work has always been one of the simplest and m...
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Does any of them take screenshots and measure keyboard/mouse activity? Also, show apps and websites visited? I use TimeDoctor currently and that one does it all. It's so easy to get hourly jobs if I tell customers that they can check that I really worked on their tasks.
No, it does not have this option yet in open source.
Great list!
I also know about (and use) Clockify which has a great user interface. It makes it easy to track times with a project / task relation and also without. Also it is very convenient to track something that was already tracked once (same task / project / description).
It also has a mobile app (both android and ios).
hey there, link for Kimai is broken
Broken link: v2.kimai.org/
Should be: kimai.org/
All goods!
dozillo.com is also another FREE option to help you easily schedule and track time across mutiple projects.
Hello,awesome article, I am also using Elapseit which is an amazing tool for resource planning, time tracking and project management, if you want to find out more about it: elapseit.com/
This is a great list but none of them have the option to take screenshots while doing time tracking, which will be useful if any time tracking tool has it.
Thanks and regards,
Sharif
In the latest version Baralga can also be used as cloud app at baralga.tack.dev/.