Track a Minute

Track a Minute is a straightforward and easy-to-use software application that enables you to track time for multiple tasks within projects. It sports a few powerful options that are easy to tinker with.

The installation procedure doesn't take a long time to finish. However, you should know that Track a Minute offers to make file associations and it automatically integrates itself in the system boot sequence (this option cannot be disabled).

Once launched, the tool creates a new icon in the system tray area for quick access.

As far as the interface is concerned, Track a Minute doesn't put too much emphasis on looks, preferring to focus on functionality instead.

You can add a new job by specifying the ID number, client project and details, a new task by establishing the title and details, as well as a new time by indicating the project, title, start time and date, along with elapsed time.

The elapsed time for each task is recorded on the bottom part of the screen. All you have to do is select a task from the list, and click a button to start timing it. Aside from stopping, it's possible to pause and resume time.

Track a Minute lets you edit properties for projects, tasks and times, export information to file and import it later or another computer running Track a Minute, print data, aggregate or merge selected times, check for software updates, as well as modify the default data path and elapsed time format.

Everything worked smoothly in our tests, and the operating system didn't freeze, crash or prompt error messages. It left a small footprint on system resources, thanks to the fact that it required low CPU and memory to work properly.

Although it may seem like a rudimentary software application that doesn't integrate an option for removing its entry from the Windows autostart sequence, Track a Minute provides the necessary and suffice features for keeping track of time for various projects with different tasks.