Myna Time Tracker

It can be difficult to keep track of how long you have been working on a certain project, and you can easily end up forgetting about other tasks that are just as important. Timing everything can certainly help, and there are plenty of tools that can assist you.

Myna Time Tracker is a small, open-source application that enables you to measure working time in order to keep track of how long you have been working on a certain project. It offers a fairly limited set of features, but it is very easy to use.

Once you’ve installed and launched the application, nothing else needs to be configured. You can just go ahead and start the timer, as all the other details can be added later.

The program shows you how long you have been working on the current task, and the work time will be added to the list when you stop recording. You can then write a description or adjust the start and end times.

If you have a lot on your plate, you may wish to create multiple projects in order to make the list easier to browse. You can then use them to sort your timers, but filtering them is sadly not possible.

Myna Time Tracker remembers your data even from previous days, so you can always go back if you want to see what you did at some point in the past.

We would have liked to be able to minimize the application to the system tray after starting the timer, as it clutters the taskbar unnecessarily. Aside from that, though, we ran into no major issues while using Myna Time Tracker, so it is definitely a reliable tool, if somewhat light on features.