Show HN: Automagic billable time tracking generated using open-source plugins
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#2How does it know which project you are working on you ask...
- so we use the editor plugins forked from WakaTime to send heartbeats of how long you have worked in a file
- itimetrack.com assigns that heartbeat to 15 minute increment and assigns that increment to the project you spent most time on (during those 15 minutes)
- iTimeTrack knows which file belongs to which project, by rules you create that links a directory (and anything below it) to a project.
I would love your to hear your feedback... does the whole thing make sense? website suggestions (https://itimetrack.com)? does pricing makes sense? which editor plugins are needed?
Big shoutout to WakaTime for making their wonderful plugins open-source, iTimeTrack would not of been possible to even imagine without them.
Eli
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#10How can I manually enter time?
We will probably create a weekly timesheet also.
But right now trying to perfect the automated time entry creation process... the automagical... what if your complete (8 hour day) was automatically filled out for you