A time tracker that saves to a CSV file
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Logo representing a rat's butt Rat Times

Track your time, save it to a CSV file.

Uses Godot 3.5

screenshot of the app in usage

Features

  • Saves to custom CSV file. Sync this file with syncthing/nextcloud/dropbox/whatever you like
  • File watcher. Change the CSV externally, see the update in the UI
  • Versions for Linux, Windows, Android, and presumably IOS and Mac (untested)
  • Custom theming possible
  • Does not depend on a timer, so you can close the app immediately after starting a task
  • Create nested tasks with task/subtask notation

Coming Up

  • Command line version supplied for your scripting needs or for terminal lovers
  • Plugin interface to change/add functionality
  • price per task

License

This work is released under the The Nonviolent Public License (NVPLv7+)

https://thufie.lain.haus/NPL.html

In short: you can do whatever you want with with the work, including using it commercially, provided that you release the work under the same terms.

Exception:

  • you cannot use the work for patents
  • you cannot use the work for harm, surveillance, discrimination, law enforcement, pollution
  • in a corporation, you cannot use the work commercially, unless in a worker-owned cooperative, or otherwise a company that redistributes surplus equally amongst workers.

Please read the full terms for proper wording.