Time Tracker for Linux
Track all 24 hours of your day — not just work. A free personal time tracker desktop app to help you balance work, health, hobbies, and family.
64-bit · x86_64 · AppImage works on any distro
Why a Desktop App?
You can use Timetracker in a browser — but a native Linux app has real advantages for people who spend most of their day at a computer.
Always Running
Lives in your system tray, launches at login. No browser tab to manage, no risk of accidentally closing it. Your timer keeps running in the background.
One Click Away
Click the tray icon to switch activities instantly. No searching through browser tabs or bookmarks. The tracker is always one click from wherever you are.
Lightweight
Tiny install size, minimal memory footprint. Built with Tauri — no Electron bloat. Runs quietly without slowing down your machine.
Works on any distro
curl -LO https://timetracker.live/downloads/Timetracker_1.25.0_amd64.AppImage chmod +x Timetracker_1.25.0_amd64.AppImage ./Timetracker_1.25.0_amd64.AppImage
Everything You Need to Track Your Time
Track All 24 Hours
Not just work — track sleep, exercise, hobbies, family time, and everything in between. See where your entire day goes.
Life Areas
Organize activities into areas like Work, Health, Family, and Hobbies. Understand how you balance different parts of your life.
Goals & Budgets
Set daily, weekly, or monthly time goals for any activity. Stay accountable and track your progress over time.
Statistics & Insights
Visualize your time with charts and reports. See trends across days, weeks, and months to make better decisions.
Native Desktop Experience
Runs as a native Linux app — fast startup, system tray integration, and no browser tab required.
Syncs Everywhere
Your data syncs across devices. Track on your desktop, check stats on your phone. One account, everywhere.
How It Works
Set Up Your Life Areas
Create 5-7 areas like Work, Health, Sleep, and Hobbies. Add a few activities under each. Takes about 2 minutes.
Track as You Go
Click an activity to start tracking. When you switch to something else, click the new activity — the previous timer stops automatically.
See Where Time Goes
Check daily, weekly, and monthly breakdowns. See exactly how you divide your time across work, health, family, and everything else.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Timetracker for Linux really free?
Yes, completely free. No ads, no trial period, no feature limits. All features are available from day one.
Which Linux distributions are supported?
Timetracker is available as AppImage (works on any distro), .deb (Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint), and .rpm (Fedora, openSUSE). 64-bit x86_64 only.
What's the difference between AppImage, .deb, and .rpm?
AppImage is a universal format that runs on any Linux distro without installation — just download, make executable, and run. The .deb and .rpm packages integrate with your system's package manager for a more native experience.
Does it sync with my phone?
Yes. Your data syncs across all devices — Linux, Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac, and the web app. Start a timer on your desktop, switch it from your phone.
Can I track more than just work hours?
That's what Timetracker is designed for. Unlike most time trackers that focus on billable hours, Timetracker covers your entire day — work, sleep, exercise, hobbies, family time, and everything in between.
Is my data private?
Your data is stored securely and is only accessible to you. We don't sell data, show ads, or share your information with third parties.