Portable time tracking app?

[webfork]

Update: I mentioned ManicTime a few entries back. They just recently put out a USB version that I'll test for portability in the next few days.

http://www.manictime.com/download/

Edit: I tested this last night and got some kind of weird error, which if you've been following my last few posts might just be my setup.

[webfork]

Tested TimeSlotTracker. Essentially this is a program that tracks your start and stop time for anything you choose in an organized, tree-format listing. Its simple but that may be exactly what some users are looking for.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/timeslottracker/

1. Download JAR file
2. Run using PortableJarLauncher with Portable Java (see muCommander thread)

Tested: Portable, not stealth. Puts a few temp files in /User/Local Settings/Temp but nothing that appears to contain any settings.

[freakazoid]

Found another app courtesy PenDriveApps.com:

Time Recording Easy - a very barebones time tracker
http://www.arbeitszeit-erfassung.net/ze ... g-easy.php

Also another article with reviews and portability rundown of each program:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-fr ... tility.htm

[webfork]

Very cool -- thanks freakazoid.

[I am Baas]

Office Timer is another simple application that falls into this category.

[webfork]

Office Timer is another simple application that falls into this category.

Also cross-platform, which is good if you want to use one tracking method across a few different computers. Thanks.

[I am Baas]

Baralga - Simple and lightweight time tracking.

Record the time spent on a project or manually enter and edit activities.

Features

•plain time tracking no fuzz
•switch projects with tray icon
•record your activities
•report as Excel, CSV and iCalendar
•manually add and edit activities
•enter data fast with shortcuts

http://baralga.github.com/



Dl portable version @ http://baralga.github.com/download/bara ... -1.7.3.zip

Written in Java.

[webfork]

Baralga - Simple and lightweight time tracking.

Very nice - thanks

[tproli]

As freakazoid wrote Toggl has a desktop widget too:
https://www.toggl.com/public/widgets

I contacted them if there is any way to run it portably and they replied:

Yes you can use --user-data-dir command line parameter:

http://www.chromium.org/user-experience ... -directory

As TogglDesktop is based on Chromium source code, this Chromium & Chrome command line flag is supported by TogglDesktop also.

This works, but still not stealth:

TogglDesktop registry changes

toggldesktop.png (4.79 KiB) Viewed 18220 times

Here is my yaP wrapper to fix this issue:
http://rolandtoth.hu/files/TogglDesktop-yaP.7z

[webfork]

As freakazoid wrote Toggl has a desktop widget too

That looks REALLY cool: a time tracking program that plugs into so many other programs and tools makes so much sense. Very nice find.

[I am Baas]

TimeSage TimeSheets version 2.28 is available:

http://www.microsystools.com/products/t ... pChangelog

http://www.microsystools.com/products/timesheets/

[mik.y]

My simple app is now ready for some serious using,check is out at here http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... 49&p=54269
or on my pages http://www.csharper.wz.cz/atl/
Im open for features suggestion, but I was primary developing that app for my self(if somebody cares:).

Edit:sorry for bad url,copypaste is evil sometimes:)

[I am Baas]

or on my pages http://www.csharper.wz.cz/atl/http://ww ... wz.cz/atl/

I got 404

[webfork]

I got 404

I have used my solving powers: http://www.csharper.wz.cz/atl/

[I am Baas]

Baralga - Simple and lightweight time tracking.

Very nice - thanks

Baralga is at version 1.7.6

http://baralga.github.io/