TimeSheet

 

 

🕒 My Personal Time Tracking Application

Over time, I realized that most popular time trackers don’t really fit my needs.
  They are often overloaded with features, require constant internet access, or store data somewhere in the cloud.
  So I decided to build my own personal time tracking application — simple, autonomous, and fully under my control.

✅ What It Can Do

The application allows you to:

§   track tasks day by day;

§   specify:

§   date,

§   task name,

§   description,

§   start and end time;

§   automatically calculate worked hours;

§   edit and delete records;

§   generate:

§   daily reports,

§   period reports,

§   reports for a specific task;

§   export reports:

§   to Excel (CSV),

§   to a text file (for e-mail and documentation);

§   switch between Russian and English languages;

§   work in:

§   24-hour format,

§   12-hour AM/PM format.

All data is stored locally in a JSON file, without the internet and without any third-party services.

📊 Work Statistics

The application includes a separate statistics window where you can see:

§   average working time per day;

§   the most loaded day;

§   the shortest working day;

§   average time per task;

§   the longest and the shortest task;

§   total working time for the selected period.

Statistics can also be exported to a file.

🔐 Privacy and Security

The application:

§   does not require registration,

§   does not send any data online,

§   does not store personal information,

§   works completely offline.

You are the only owner of your data.

✍️ Final Thoughts

This program has become a convenient tool for me:

§   for tracking work,

§   for reviewing results,

§   for planning workload,

§   for maintaining personal discipline.

Nothing extra — just what’s really useful.

If there’s interest, I may later write a separate post about the internal logic of the program and its data storage format.

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