TimeSprite helps you keep track of how much time you spend on different activities on your PC.
Once a minute, TimeSprite records the title of the active window on your computer. You can then view a report of how much time you spent on different activities. Similar titles are automatically grouped together to provide a summary of your time. You can also define your own groups to refine the report.
Keeping a record of your activities on the computer raises privacy concerns. TimeSprite is intended as a personal time management tool, rather than as a way for others to monitor your activities. TimeSprite has several features to address privacy issues:
· The TimeSprite Monitor can be paused at any time. When it is paused, nothing is recorded.
· You can define your own activities in the TimeSprite Monitor. When one of these activities is selected, time is recorded against that activity, instead of recording the active window. Recording of user defined activities continues even if you are not using your computer.
· You can search and delete information that has been recorded. You can search for records by time and/or records that contain specific text. This allows you to remove data that you did not want recorded.
· TimeSprite does not record keystrokes, or any contents other than the title bar from other windows.
Here are some key features of "TimeSprite":
· You can assign the recorded window titles to your own groups to create a timesheet.
· TimeSprite automatically records your time using the title of the window you are working in.
· Recording stops automatically when you don't use the computer for 5 minutes (configurable).
· You can view a summary of your time, a journal or diary view, and weekly and monthly timesheets.
· Make notes in the Journal view.
· Include or exclude groups from the timesheet.
· Add, delete or edit entries to adjust the reports.
Requirements:
· Microsoft .NET Framework
Limitations:
· 15 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Bug fixes and enhancements, FogBugz support
