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ProcrastiTracker v2.1 ProcrastiTracker v2.1 An open source time tracking tool for Windows About ProcrastriTracker is an open source time tracking tool that automatically tracks what applications and documents you use, and allows you to view statistics on your usage in great detail. It is written to be small and non-intrusive. It is useful for: Increasing your productivity: seeing long term stats on what really is costing you the most time can help shift priorities to work more optimally. Tracking and billing time: when working on multiple projects / for multiple clients, nearly automatically! Fun! Seeing such detailed statistics is plain interesting, especially over longer time, even if you don't intend to do anything with it. Features Most detailed statistics of any timetracking app: ProcrastriTracker doesn't just track documents and web sites for every application, it gathers information fully hierarchically, meaning that you can see documents on a per project basis (such as in visual studio). This happens fully automatically, any application or web site that deals with data in an hierarchical fashion, and shows items in its title bar seperated by " - ", " | ", " : ", " > " or "\" will be represented hierarchically. Filtering: the statistics view allows you to quickly drill down to subsets of the data, fold/unfold trees, limit displayed entries to a particular date range, tag, or minimum number of seconds used (to reduce clutter) Tagging: allows you to group items to better track different uses and different projects. Tags color the bargraphs for an instant view. Tags work hierarchically, so items are counted as tagged like their parent unless you tag them explicitly. Precise Idle time: takes into account the time when you ... |
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