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Best time logger app/ website and job assigner

kala85 · 2020-03-27 13:32:26

I am looking for an app like clockify or harvest or recommendations for a simililar type of an app that will allow me to track my time on an app Also an app that would allow me to have a list of jobs and assign them to a certain time and the record how much time I am spending on them

27-03-2020 1:32pm

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kala85

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I am looking for an app like clockify or harvest or recommendations for a simililar type of an app that will allow me to track my time on an app

Also an app that would allow me to have a list of jobs and assign them to a certain time and the record how much time I am spending on them

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#2 27-03-2020 8:03pm

boreder

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I found https://basecamp.com handy for that kind of thing in the past. Its aimed towards teams, but you can use it individually if you want.

They have a new (free) 'personal' version, haven't tried that yet.

Of course, you could just use Github issues w/ the clocking extension too.

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#3 28-03-2020 9:41am

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https://toggl.com/features/ has a mobile app, desktop app and web interface. Free version is basic but might work for you.

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#4 28-03-2020 10:55am

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RescueTime might work for you - depends on what you need it for.

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#5 30-03-2020 2:43pm

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If you're a gnome/linux user, I used to use gnoTime when I was working on time based projects. Worked very well for me back then.

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