ActivityWatch - Open Source Time Tracker — Erik Bjäreholt, Johan

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— Phil, pred 5 leti
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— BeforeFlight, pred 5 leti
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— Onurtag, pred 5 leti
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— Ganesh, pred 5 leti
Amazing. And connect to desktop application so I know exactly how productive I am. Very impressive
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— Alan O, pred 5 leti
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— energen, pred 5 leti
Privacy-respecting (and open-source!) alternative for rescuetime, manictime, wakatime, and toggl. You should try this if you are the people who want to know about your browsing habit in-depth
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— Paul Cuciureanu, pred 6 leti
Easy to discover thy-self
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— Uporabnik Firefoxa 15158525, pred 6 leti
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— Uporabnik Firefoxa 14492409, pred 6 leti
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— Uporabnik Firefoxa 14613877, pred 7 leti
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— Uporabnik Firefoxa 14376350, pred 7 leti
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— aMURA, pred 7 leti
Very straight forward concept. I was seeking a simple, yet effective, application to log the length of time for various system windows and particular online interactions. I tried about half a dozen alternatives before stumbling across this gem. This add-on provided the additional data stream to complete my requirements.

The features are minimal, but not neccessarily lacking. Almost 90 days of use on four seperate browser instances, without an issue. Much appreciate for keeping the data local as well.
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— Jacob Karlsson (Powersource), pred 8 leti
Seems to track perfectly once the server is running but doesn't do much to tell you if it can't connect to the server (except for a popup).
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— Uporabnik Firefoxa 13063190, pred 8 leti
Great for keeping track of what I actually do on the web. Allows me to see if I've been productive or if I've been procrastinating during a study session.