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TimeTracker

Self-hosted time tracking for teams that own their hours·timetracker.drytrix.com

TimeTracker is a self-hosted, open-source time tracking and project management application for freelancers, teams, and agencies. It offers timers, Kanban-style project boards, client and budget management, and generates professional invoices directly from tracked time. Built with Python (Flask) and Docker, it stores data in SQLite or PostgreSQL, keeping all tracking data on the user's own server rather than a third-party SaaS.

What it's for

Track billable time with timers or manual entriesGenerate professional PDF invoices from tracked timeManage projects and tasks with Kanban boardsTrack project budgets and profitabilityTrack expenses, payments, and mileageRun multi-user teams with role-based access controlSelf-host time tracking data for data residency/GDPR requirementsManage multiple clients and their projects separately

Features 20

Audit logs for compliance and investigations
Branded PDF invoice export
Budget burn-down and forecasting
Client portal with assignable users and roles
Cross-device sync via real-time WebSocket
CSV and PDF export for accounting
Generate invoices directly from tracked time
Idle detection and configurable rounding
Invoice status pipeline (draft, sent, paid)
Kanban boards with drag-and-drop status changes
Manual time entries with notes and tags
Multi-currency and tax handling
One-click start/stop timers
Persistent server-side timers
Project budgets, hourly rates and profitability snapshots
REST API for external integrations
Role-based access control (admin/manager/user)
SQLite or PostgreSQL database support
Unlimited projects, tasks and clients
Visual dashboards filtered by user, client or project

At a glance

free tieropen sourceself-hostableAPI

TypeWeb app

DeploymentSelf-hosted

PlatformsWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux

Forfreelancers, agencies, teams, businesses

CompanyDryTrix · 2020

Complianceself-reported

GDPR

Resources

Changelog

Pricing

TimeTracker is completely free and open source with no paid plans, subscriptions, or premium features.

Self-Hosted (Free & Open Source)Free

Self-hosted via Docker; requires own server/hardware. No hidden fees or premium tiers.

Unlimited projects, tasks, clients and users — no per-seat license