A simple, efficient time tracking application built with Tauri, React, and Rust.

• Multiple Trackers: Create and manage multiple tracking categories
• Pausable Sessions: Stop and resume tracking on the same task
• Session History: View all tracking sessions with duration calculations
• Today Filter: Filter history to show only today's work
• Auto-stop on Exit: Automatically stops all active tracking when closing the app

• Each tracking line can have multiple duration sessions
• Resume previous tasks to continue tracking
• View total time across all sessions
• Individual session start/end times displayed

• SQLite database for persistent storage
• Soft delete functionality
• Clear all data option
• Automatic migration system

• Frontend: React, TypeScript, Ant Design
• Backend: Rust, Tauri
• Database: SQLite with sqlx
• Build: Vite

1. Enter a tracker name in the left panel
2. Click "Create" to add a new tracker

1. Select a tracker from the list
2. Enter a task description
3. Click "Start" to begin tracking

• Stop: Pause the current tracking session
• Resume: Continue tracking on a stopped task
• Delete: Remove a tracking entry

• Use "All" to view complete tracking history
• Use "Today" to filter only today's sessions
• Each session shows start time, end time, and duration

• Rust (latest stable)
• Node.js / Deno
• Tauri CLI

# Install dependencies
deno install

# Run in development mode
deno task tauri dev

# Run in development mode for Android
deno task tauri android dev

# Build for production
deno task tauri build

Migrations are located in /migrations and run automatically on app initialization.

• Domain-driven design with repository pattern
• Service layer for business logic
• SQLite database with async sqlx queries
• Native window lifecycle management

• TypeScript for type safety
• Ant Design component library
• Nested data structure (Trackers > Lines > Durations)
• Real-time duration updates

TrackerEntry
  └── TrackerEntryLine[]
       └── TrackerEntryLineDuration[]

MIT