clockin
Time to (c)lock in!
Welcome to a micro-project of mine! I've wanted to build a time tracker for a while. It annoys me that every time tracker I've tried is either built for contractors/freelancers, or, in the case of TUI time trackers, built for devs tracking tasks (who cares!). I do a loooot of things and have backlogs full of hundreds of ideas. This is why I want to track time spent working on my projects vs working out/relaxing/reading vs sleeping vs wasting time, along with % time allocation by activity type and by project. And who doesn't like an activity heatmap? It took me this long to build because I wanted to create proper apps for all platforms, but I decided I need this now — so I put it under micro-projects on my priorities list and built it as a terminal application (full TUI coming, relatively soon!).
Quick start
Installation
uv tool install clockin-tracker
Alternatively, install it with pipx:
pipx install clockin-tracker
The package is published on PyPI as clockin-tracker, while the installed
command and Python package remain clockin.
For usage instructions
clockin --help
License
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Metadata
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