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Time Tracking Applications

I was looking for web based Time/Task Management Solution For Personal Use.... I found these two to be quite interesting...

FogBugz makes it simple to track your projects. It focuses your team on what needs to be done, and brings schedules back into reality...

Remember the milk Manage tasks quickly and easily...

Anyother interesting one to have a look....

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Though not limited to web-based applications: duplicate of "Time Tracking Applications" at superuser.com/questions/917/time-tracking-applications or "How do you keep track of what you have to do throughout the day?" at superuser.com/questions/5757/… – Arjan Mar 1 '10 at 7:24
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closed as exact duplicate by Arjan, Diago Mar 1 '10 at 7:31

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For a web-based solution, I've heard good things about SlimTimer:

CREATE TASKS
From the SLIMTIMER you can create tasks and even share them with your coworkers and those you report to.

TIME YOUR WORK
Open the SLIMTIMER and click on a task to start the clock and click again when you're finished. If you've completed the task click the checkbox to mark it off. Close the browser when you're done.

RUN REPORTS
Run reports of not only your time but also that of your coworkers and reportees. You can export any report to CSV(Excel), subscribe to its RSS feed*, or email it to a colleague*.



Or, if you don't mind having a small desktop app running, I would recommend RescueTime:

  • Automagical time tracking. RescueTime measures which application, site, or (optionally) document name is being used and automatically ignores idle time.

  • An easy and powerful reporting tool allowing you to identify problem spots and trends.

  • The ability to pause tracking for some privacy, or even delete bits of your own time (but they can't add productive time that didn't happen!)

  • Access to your data via API: have an intranet, or business intelligence platform? Reuse your RescueTime data as you please!

RescueTime has both business and personal applications that run on Mac or PC. The do have free version: Solo Lite

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