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Yotilo

Free open source time tracker in your browser

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Benjamin Kowalski
@benjamiski · Developer
Hello Product Hunt Community, I’m Benjamin and I’m trying to launch a few projects in the near future. The first one of it is Yotilo (Your Timelog). Although it is a small project, I’m pretty excited about this. You can access it here: http://yotilo.com/ Yotilo is a always free and open source timetracker. You can use it without setting up an account. I b… See more

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Benjamin Kowalski
@benjamiski · Developer
Hello Product Hunt Community, I’m Benjamin and I’m trying to launch a few projects in the near future. The first one of it is Yotilo (Your Timelog). Although it is a small project, I’m pretty excited about this. You can access it here: http://yotilo.com/ Yotilo is a always free and open source timetracker. You can use it without setting up an account. I b… See more
Nitesh Mishra
@niteshmishra_ · Configure.IT - App Development Platform
Sounds awesome! Looking forward to trying it out
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@madhu_sridhar · Software Engineer in Test
Sweet & Simple!! Is there a way we could export the data we entered? If "No", you can take it as a feature request :)
Braunson Yager
@braunshizzle · Co-Founder, Geekybeaver, Ripped Recipes
The look almost has a Dropbox feel to it (and images), I like it, simple to use, nice clean interface. Time to try this out today!
JJ
@just2jays · Lead Developer, Inc.com
Nice! The clean and simple interface makes this a time tracker that I might actually use. Will def. be giving it a whirl.