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Toggl Desktop is an open-source client for Toggl's time tracking platform, offering features such as idle detection, reminders, and a Pomodoro timer to optimize time management.

Baralga is an open source desktop time tracking app that provides real-time tracking, manual editing, and exportable reports for productive work management.

Flowkeeper is a desktop timer based on the Pomodoro Technique, designed to help users track focused work intervals and breaks.

Hamster is an open-source time tracking application designed for individuals to log time spent on activities throughout the day. It’s user-friendly and suitable for personal productivity tracking.

Kapow is a punch clock program designed to easily track time, suitable for users needing to monitor hours worked for billing or productivity analysis.

Latte is an open-source, automatic time tracker for Linux desktops, designed to track and record activity without manual intervention.

A time tracking tool that uses window titles to monitor web traffic and track browser history, useful for automated tracking of computer usage.

myAgilePomodoro is a free open-source desktop time-tracking application that combines the Pomodoro technique with Agile task management. It supports multi-language, portable usage, and integrates time and task tracking with reporting features.

Play Timer provides native-feeling timers, useful for managing work sessions and tracking time spent on activities.

Rachota is a portable and easy-to-use personal time tracking application for Windows, Linux, Solaris, and Mac, offering tools for tracking work on projects, generating reports, and increasing efficiency.

A work hours tracker with automatic pause detection for inactivity, exporting reports in Excel, built with Python, Tkinter, and SQLite.

TimeCollect is a desktop application for tracking work activity, with features like automatic uptime detection, activity recording, and Trac integration. It stores tracked data using MySQL or Derby databases.