Free Time Tracking Web Application

Question

Are you aware of any good time tracking web application (hosted, download) that is free or open source?

I am looking for something to track the time I spend on projects and bug fixes. I am already looking at ASP .NET 2.0 Time Tracker Starter Kit but wanted to see if there is anything else out there or should I write my own application.

Answer 1

I use SlimTimer which is awesome :)

Answer 2

Paymo and Clocking IT are worth a look. There is also Zoho's project management tool which I think is useful but free for 1 project only.

Answer 3

Stephen Walther has a video on www.asp.net that walks you through building a simple task list using .Net MVC (3.5 SP1). It's not exactly a time tracker, but you could easily extend the task list to include a timer, if you wanted to build your own.

Answer 4

Basecamp is a project management app with a free version. Includes time tracking. The pricing link shows pay versions but there is a small link at the bottom to the free version sign up.

Answer 5

I've always used Crazy Pug's TimeTracker for collecting metrics for timesheets -- completely free, too...

Answer 6

Check out Intervals. It was built to track time against projects and tasks and is geared towards developers.

Answer 7

Rescue Time is an excellent general purpose time-tracker. It can tell you what time you're spending in certain applications, on particular websites, etc., all in a pretty graphical format.

(disclaimer: I'm friends with the RT guys)

Answer 8

google docs spreadsheet

Answer 9

I use Paymo too, it's free from small biz / freelancers, works great for me. (http://www.paymo.biz)

Answer 10

try http://www.GoTorque.com they offer free accounts, I guess they make money by showing ads.

Answer 11

Not quite a duplicate but have a look at:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/161590/how-do-you-track-your-time
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25707/how-do-you-track-your-hours
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/488922/automatically-tracking-development-time
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/379758/time-tracking-system-that-developers-actually-use
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1130680/programmers-time-tracking
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/59326/best-tools-for-time-tracking

Some of the free top rated answers:

• http://www.redmine.org/
• http://www.toggl.com/
• http://www.tickspot.com
• http://projecthamster.wordpress.com/ for a one-person team
• http://www.rescuetime.com
• http://slimtimer.com/

Answer 12

You may want to try Timint, an online time tracker, good for a one-person team

Answer 13

FogBugz Is free for a single user. Helps out with beconing a better estimator and you can use it from Visual Studio.

Answer 14

Actually there is an interesting one. www.crewtrumpet.com, but it is not for computer users more for mobile staff that tracks time via SMS.

Answer 15

Actually there is an interesting one. www.crewtrumpet.com, but it is not for computer users more for mobile staff that tracks time via SMS.

Answer 16

I use Paymo too, it's very nice and easy to use. No problems at all.

Answer 17

I try http://e-tim.org and it rocks

Answer 18

I'm shocked, this one is yet not on the list.

Checkout Anuko Time-tracker.

http://www.anuko.com/content/time_tracker/time_tracker_0.9.2_release.htm

Answer 19

Here is another free web-based time tracking tool that uses Google spreadsheet to save data. Activity Tracker Plus http://screeperzone.com/2010/08/23/free-time-tracking-tool-for-personal-use-small-business-and-employees/