Track Your Time docs

Track Your Time is an open-source time tracker you host on your own server. It has a web app, a Chrome extension, a Raycast extension and iPhone and Android apps. They all keep tracking without a connection. The hours you track become reports and PDF invoices.

These docs are for three kinds of reader.

You are deciding whether Track Your Time fits. Choosing a self-hosted time tracker compares it with the other common kinds of tracker and lists what it cannot do yet.

You want to run it on your own server. The self-hosting guide covers one server, one domain and one Docker Compose file. It includes backups, upgrades, email and troubleshooting.

You want to connect it to something. The MCP server lets an AI assistant start timers, log time and read reports. The REST API and webhooks serve every other integration.

A hosted instance runs at trackyourtime.dev, and the code is on GitHub under AGPL-3.0-or-later.

Every page on this site also exists as plain Markdown. Replace the final / of a page's address with .md, or use /docs/index.md for this page. /docs/llms.txt lists all of them.