Time tracking you can host anywhere. Full export support in multiple formats and easily extensible.
Timestrap is an innovative time tracking application designed for flexibility and ease of use. With its capability to be hosted anywhere and support for full data export in multiple formats, it aims to cater to both individual users and teams looking for efficient time management solutions. Though it's currently in development and may experience instability, the promise of an extensible and user-friendly system has generated considerable interest.
The development process is actively ongoing, and many features are expected to evolve before the final release. Users are encouraged to participate in its development journey and contribute improvements along the way.
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