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		wingerlang on Dec 10, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ask HN: What software/service helps you be an effe... for automated time tracking, I've found that "Timing 2" is a bit better at giving a better overview since it also tracks the things you did "around" coding such as research and whatnot. Tasks not inside IDEs.

jval43 on Dec 10, 2017 [–]

On Windows, I can recommend ManicTime (www.manictime.com) myself. It’s free and all data is only stored locally/offline.

I’ve found it to be very useful, especially as it logs away times and the currently focused window titles. You can also set exclusions if you want.

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