Warning This project is a Work in Progress (WIP). Features and UX may change.
A terminal-based time tracking application written in Go. Inspired Collabora's gtimelog fork, built with Bubble Tea.
gtimelog is a GNOME-based time tracking app written in Python. Collabora maintains a fork with Chronophage integration.
ttimelog is a Go-based terminal rewrite aiming to provide the same functionality:
- Terminal-native UI
- Just for fun!
go install github.com/Rash419/ttimelog/cmd/ttimelog@latest| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Tab / Shift+Tab |
Cycle focus between panes |
Ctrl+P |
Open project tree |
Alt+S |
Submit timesheet to Chronophage |
Ctrl+C |
Quit |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Enter |
Submit task |
Esc |
Cancel editing |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
e |
Edit selected entry |
d |
Delete selected entry |
p |
Reassign project for selected entry |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
j / k or ↑ / ↓ |
Navigate |
Space |
Expand/collapse node |
/ |
Search projects |
Enter |
Select project |
Esc |
Close overlay |
**arrived: Mark work start time**task description: Mark as slack/break time
A bottom status bar (lazygit-style) shows context-sensitive keyboard shortcuts on the left and transient status messages on the right, color-coded by type (yellow = in progress, green = success, red = error).
~/.ttimelog/ttimelog.txt: Timelog entries~/.ttimelog/ttimelogrc: Configuration file (INI format)~/.ttimelog/ttimelog.log: Application logs
- Configurable target hours (daily/weekly)
- Edit/delete existing entries
- Keyboard navigation in table
- Project tree with search and recent projects
- Bottom status bar with shortcut hints
- Reports/export functionality
- Theme support
- Submit timesheet via
Alt+S - Submit weekly status reports with email
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.