Timetool
(ver 0.5)
Abandoned Freeware


The Cratchit Windows Timetool is a simple timeclock 
program with a resolution of 1 minute.  Assign individual 
tasks, and the program will clock the time acrued for 
each one.  Once you've added your tasks you simply 
click on a task to start the clock on it.  When you 
start working on something else, you click on the other 
task to start accruing to IT.  TimeTool will only accrue 
time to one task at a time... though computers are 
multitasking, you are not. (Be honest, you're NOT. That's 
the point of using this tool.) If you're not working on 
anything at all you can stop the clock entirely.  Or, you 
can add a task to track idle time (lunch, breaks, etc.).  
Try actually tracking that for a while... it'll raise your 
consciousness and help you be more conscientious about using 
your time effectively.  You may be amazed at the amount of 
unproductive time you really have!  

The program logs the start time, and compares the 
logged start time to the current system clock time, 
to determine the elapsed time.  Therefore, you only 
need to run the Timetool program when you are actually 
starting or stoping a project.  

Note that because clocked time continues until you 
manually stop the tracking, it is important that you 
don't forget to stop clocking before you turn off the 
computer (or it will clock this OFF time as well).  
Fortunately, you can manually adjust a time if you 
goof, reset all times (useful at the start of a day),
and export the logged time to a CSV file.