Simple Time Tracker
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Simple Time Tracker helps you track how much time you spend during the day on different activities. Start new activities with one click. View previous records and statistics over time. The app is free and open source. Also, widgets, backups, notifications and dark mode.
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- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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- Android
- F-Droid
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Since I couldn't get Toggl Track to work on an old Samsung Galaxy A6 phone, I downloaded this app. It works fast enough even on weak hardware. I also found a way to sync it with Toggl Track. I export to csv, then edit a CSV file with Easy Tables. I downloaded it from the Snapfiles website. Keeping an empty CSV template from Toggl and the fresh CSV side by side, I copy and paste identical data to multiple rows. Then add start and end time with duration. These I additionally edit with Notepad3, with RegEx. ^(\S+)\s\S+$ \1 Like this. Then I paste columns back to the template CSV. Then I import it to Toggl. Using additional tags, entries will help to add projects, etc.
Very good and versatile time tracker. I don't use it regularly because I'm not disciplined enough, but if there is an acute need, e.g. during an exam phase, I use it to see what I do throughout a day.
Very simple and easy to use, also a light application. You can widgets to start and stop task tracking