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I recently wrote a similar utility. I'll definitively take a closer look at this. I don't know if you have these features, but here's couple of features I have in mine that you might find useful: 1) I can upload a timeline into Google calendar. I do this by chunking my day into half-hour increments, and whatever I spent the most time on in that half-hour get assigned to the half-hour. (Hey, Google, please let me set…
This is very cool. I've wanted something like this for a while.
That looks absolutely amazing. You(?) even prepared packages. > In general, try to set your programs (editors, terminals, web apps, ...) to include information on what you are doing in the window title. This will make it easier to search for later. So if I'm in the terminal, Selfspy can only tell what I'm doing by the window title?
* Karm on KDE/Linux (tracking by virtual desktop, one for each project)
* Manic Time Tracker on Windows (very much like this but with a full GUI. Only works on Windows though)
* For emergencies on Windows there is also Timesnapper which in facts documents in screenshots what happened (in case you have to "prove" it .)
this utility seems like a real improvement on the current situation though. Thanks in advance!
This is very cool. I've wanted something like this for a while.
Something like this, which can also string together what I do across phone, tablet and computer would be even more interesting.
This is an extremely interesting tool but the thought of collecting everything that I have ever typed and storing it gives me the chills, even if encrypted....
I recently wrote a similar utility. I'll definitively take a closer look at this. I don't know if you have these features, but here's couple of features I have in mine that you might find useful: 1) I can upload a timeline into Google calendar. I do this by chunking my day into half-hour increments, and whatever I spent the most time on in that half-hour get assigned to the half-hour. (Hey, Google, please let me set…
Any chance you're willing to share this code?