Time Split Tracker

There are certain things we do that we would like to measure how long it takes us to finish them.

It can be anything from writing a text as fast as you can to arranging plastic cups. No matter the situation, Time Split Tracker is a nice tool that can count the time for you.

You better be careful when you open the program, or you might miss it. Well, it won't actually run anywhere, but it is so small you may not notice when it appears, especially if you have a large screen.

It has a tiny window with a timer set at 0.00 with the message "Ready" under that. You can see 3 menu buttons above and...that's about it. Seriously, it doesn't even have a Minimize or Close button. If you wish to quit, your only option is to use the Alt+F4 combination.

Well, its main goal is to track time, so don't expect it to help you build a house or something.

But it is good at achieving its purpose. If you want to start the timer, just press Space or P. To stop and then resume, you can use the same buttons. And to reset the timer, you have to press R.

Simple, ain't it? But that's not all. If you have to track an activity that has multiple phases, you can add time splits. To do this, you need to open one of the preset splits from the program's folder.

After doing this, the commands are pretty much the same. You can start the timer by pressing either P or Space, but their role afterward will differ. If you press P, then it will pause the split. If you instead press Space, then it will stop the current one and start the next.

And if you wish to keep track of your results, the application also has a split history graph which updates every time you finish a set of splits.

And I haven't even said anything about the customization. You can right-click on pretty much every pixel from the UI and it will give you options to personalize the font style, the size, the background color and even to add or remove splits.

It clearly isn't the most important program you will ever find, but it is very good at fulfilling its purpose. If you do have an activity that you want to see how fast you can do it, then Time Split Tracker would be more than useful for you.