Track Your Time

Free, open-source time tracking for freelancers and small teams who bill by the hour. Use the hosted version at https://trackyourtime.dev, or run the same app on your own server.

Start a timer in the web app, the desktop app, the Chrome extension, Raycast on your Mac, or the iPhone and Android apps. Each one keeps counting without a connection and sends your changes when the connection comes back. Stop the timer on your phone, and your laptop shows it stopped.

At the end of the month, the hours become a report, a PDF invoice, or a ZUGFeRD or XRechnung e-invoice. Invite colleagues, and each person sees only their own time until you let them see more. Import a CSV from another tracker, take everything out as JSON or CSV, or connect other tools through the REST API.

There's no paid plan, now or later. A self-hosted server starts from one compose file. The desktop app, the extensions and the phone apps work with the hosted server or yours, because each one asks for a server address.

The Chrome extension is in the Chrome Web Store, and Firefox 0.3.0 is public on Firefox Add-ons. Desktop version 0.3.0 downloads from GitHub Releases for macOS, Windows and Linux. Self-host images are published through v0.3.0. The phone apps are in testing channels. Release readiness records the remaining distribution checks.

The product was called tracktime until September 2026. The repository, images, bundle ids and every other identifier were renamed to trackyourtime before the first release.

The API runs on its own host at https://api.trackyourtime.dev. The API reference and OpenAPI document describe its public routes. docs/deploy.md explains the topology and why the domain moved.

What it is

A pnpm monorepo: one Express + tRPC API, one Next.js web client exported as static files, and shared packages (shared, core) that the extension, Raycast, the phone apps and the MCP server reuse. Two Docker images and a MongoDB are the whole production footprint; Redis is optional. There is no feature gate between the hosted version and a self-hosted one, and no telemetry you have not configured yourself.

Everything is scoped to a workspace. A person can belong to several, and a workspace can have many members — see Teams.

Where things live

Project below indexes the rest — roadmap, governance, support, security, and what CLAUDE.md and docs-site/ are.

Features

Tracking

• Timer with start / stop / continue / discard, plus manual entry creation and editing. Entries carry a description, project, task, tags, a billable flag, a snapshotted hourly rate and currency, a source (web/desktop/mobile/extension/api/import) and the time zone they were recorded i

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