I built Time Tracker Pro because I was frustrated. Every time I looked up from my screen, I had no idea where the last three hours went. Was I working? Was I doom-scrolling Reddit? Honestly — I couldn't tell.
I tried other time-tracking tools. Most of them wanted me to create an account. Some uploaded my browsing data to their servers. Others were bloated with features I didn't need and slow enough to notice. A few cost $10/month — for showing me a basic bar chart.
So I built my own. The requirements were simple: track everything automatically, store everything locally, make the analytics actually useful, and never ask for an email address.
What started as a personal side project turned into something I'm proud to share. Time Tracker Pro now has a full analytics dashboard, smart auto-categorization, website blocking, invoice generation, and a theme engine — all running on zero external servers.
The core will always be free. The Pro upgrade ($8, once) funds continued development and keeps the lights on — without needing to sell your data, show ads, or lock basic features behind a paywall.
If you find Time Tracker Pro useful, that's all the reward I need. And if you have ideas for how to make it better — I'd love to hear from you.