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Author: Senne Janssens (Send me a message with feedback or suggestions ;) )
Version: 20241031.1
Release notes: Check the master branch on Github

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For other browsers, please consult the documentation provided by the browser operator.

Settings

Use Google Chrome or Firefox for optimal results. Let's be honest here... Edge or IE are crap.

Set this page as your browser startup page or pin the tab to automatically start counting when you open your browser.

Hitting "ENTER" will add the time corresponding to the selected value next to 'Overtime' to the end date (and break time if defined).

Import / export / delete

If you delete your browser data the history will reset. You can export and import your data.

Export
Export
Download Sample Data

You can download the example as a '.json' file and import it into the application.

Parameters

The value settings are saved. So if you enable something it will still be enabled on the next opening of the page.

"Don't save today."
 won't save today's date for the remainder of the day (until timestamp 00:00) or unless disabled again.

"Automatically set end time on close."
 will change the end time to the timestamp on which you close or refresh the window and thus overwrite any manual changes you made.

"Subtract X min from time on open."
 will subtract X min from the time the page was opened NEXT DAY YOU OPEN THE PAGE. This is to take the time to boot your laptop, ... into account.

User interface

Select which different stats and options should be visible in the UI.

Breaktime input format:

History deletion policy

Info

Here I'm posting good and useful applications for any type of device that are (mostly) free.
I'm using these myself on my computer, smartphone or somewhere else.
If something does cost money, in most cases, it's well spent :)

Rambox

Rambox is an application that allows you to group multiple other applications into 1.
You can for example have 3 outlook inboxes and 2 google calendars opened up in the same application!
Furthermore, the amount of services, as they call it, you can add are unlimited. And if something isn't premade you can just add a custom service.

Rambox website

Tasker

Tasker makes your Android smartphone smarter.
It enables you to automate certain tasks wether it'd be settings or SMS related, tasker can make your life easier.
At the moment of writing it costs €3,59, but for me it's certainly worth it.
Some of the things I'm able to do are setting my phone to silent when I'm at the office, reading my texts out loud when I'm at home or in the car, automatically setting my alarm in the morning (different ones when I work from home or not), remind me of birthdays and send random birthday texts by the push of a button, have my phone go out of vibrating mode make lots of noise when I lost it somewhere and it receives a certain text, ...
You see the possibilities are really endless!

Tasker in the Google playstore

Rainmeter

Rainmeter is a tool to customize your desktop.
You can add different 'skins' to add buttons or displays to your computers desktop.
Some of these include the weather forecast, quick launch buttons for applications or folders, monitoring displays (for CPU, GPU, RAM, disk size, ...), music player info and controls, time clocks, ... And all of this in different flavours.
And the most cool aspect about it: it moves! Skins get updated every X seconds making it possible to display animations and update your weather etc.


You can make your own, but you can also just download skins and even entire layouts. Check the rainmeter discover page to find links to libraries of great skins.

Rainmeter website

Edit time history

All times displayed are in decimal hour units. You should edit them in the same way/units!!!
Visit timecalculator.net to help you converting.

To save an entry you need to click the save button! If you add a date that already exists it'll be overwritten!

You can add corrections by clicking "Add new", entering the date when you want the correction to occur, filling in the overtime (positive or negative depending on the correction you want to do) and entering the word "correction" in every other field.
These correction can for example be used when taking up some overtime days, then you just add a negative correction of the hours you should've worked that day.

Date Total Time No Break Overtime Total Work Time Start Time Hour Schedule Summary Edit

Reporting

You can zoom in to certain graphs by dragging the area you want to zoom in on.
Click right to reset the zoom level.

Confirm

Changes

  • It's been a long time!
    If you have a request (could be anything) please let me know. But for now I can't seem to imagine useful additions myself anymore.
  • Upgraded libraries.

Bugfixes

  • Another attempt at fixing an annoying bug where adding time to the start time would result in not actually adding all time correctly. For example, when opening the page and having a start time at 8:00, the end time could've been 15:59.
  • Various bugfixes regarding the reworked dark mode and graphs.

Senne Janssens ©