Activity Tracker

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Activities

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Notice when you step away? If a timer keeps running while you're away from the laptop (screen locked, or no keyboard or mouse for 5 minutes), the tracker asks what to do with that time. The browser asks for permission once.

Running

0:00:00

Today

0m of ·

Total tracked

0h

Days tracked

0

Average per day

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Projects

0

Overhead

0m

Projects

Tasks you log time against

New activity

Project / task

Project is required.

No saved projects yet. Add them on the Projects tab.

Task name

Task name is required.

Notes

Date

Hours

Minutes

Overhead

Part of the time above that went to interruptions. It stays charged to this activity.

Start timer now

New project

Project

Project is required.

Task ID

Task ID is required.

Description

Description is required.

Cost center

Task type

Color

Timer kept running while you were away

Or keep it as overhead

Interruption kinds

Shown by the Interruption button. Time on them stays charged to the activity you were working on; they only show where that time went. Removing a kind keeps the time already recorded under it.

Delete all data

Deletes from this browser and resets the settings (interruption kinds, automatic backup, away detection, theme). This can't be undone.

Want to keep a copy? Download a backup first — you can restore it later, also on another computer.

Backup files already on your computer (e.g. from automatic backup) are not touched.

Type delete to confirm

Backup

Automatic backup

This browser can't save to a folder automatically. Use Chrome or Edge, or download a backup file below.

Saves ActivityTracker-backup.json after changes (at most every 5 minutes) and keeps one copy per day in the daily subfolder for 30 days. Tip: choose a folder inside OneDrive, so backups are also stored outside this computer.

Manual

Restoring replaces all activities and projects with the file's content.

Activity Tracker is open in another tab

Only one tab can track time at a time, so timers can't overwrite each other.