Second-by-second time tracking
Start, pause and stop record work sessions precisely. The active session remains visible and can be assigned to projects and notes.
Start, pause, stop. TYPELOG Worktimer tracks work and project time directly in your browser, locally on your device, without a cloud account, ongoing subscription or tedious spreadsheet maintenance.
When did I start? How long was the break? Which project was that again? Manual time tracking does not just take time. It is also prone to errors because the data often has to be pieced together hours or days later from notes, calendars and memory.
TYPELOG Worktimer combines live time tracking, projects, notes, breaks, calendar and reports in a single local HTML application.
Start, pause and stop record work sessions precisely. The active session remains visible and can be assigned to projects and notes.
Name a project or activity freely and add a note to the current session. Recurring activities remain easier to trace.
Optionally with target time, progress indicator, audible signal and a reminder when the target is reached.
View working times in the monthly calendar, open individual days and keep the current calendar week in view.
Breaks can optionally be logged with start, end and duration. This keeps the effective working time transparent.
The times for the selected month are summarized by project, so you can see where your working time actually went.
If a time entry was forgotten, a session can be added afterwards with date, start, end, project and note.
Light or dark interface. Your choice is stored locally and restored the next time you open the app.
German, English, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian.
Worktimer is intentionally browser-based. The HTML file can generally be opened on devices with a suitable browser. It is optimized especially for Windows and Android.
No automatic device synchronization and no hidden cloud service. If you want to continue on another device, you transfer the latest data state in a controlled way using a backup.
Working times can be exported, processed further, printed or archived depending on your needs.
Exports for spreadsheet applications are available for day, week, month and year The tables can then be filtered, sorted or processed further in your own billing workflow. XLSX is ideal for detailed analysis and filtering, PDF for clear reports, CSV for universal further processing and HTML for a standalone local output.
The exported XLSX tables include filters directly in the column headers. This lets you show or hide specific entries without changing the original data.
For example, you can display only the times for a specific project or customer, select individual days or date ranges, or reduce the table to exactly the entries you need for billing, a work record or an internal evaluation. Especially with larger monthly or annual lists, the export quickly becomes a very practical working and control list.
It is part of the concept. Work data remains in the local browser storage of the device you use. TYPELOG Worktimer does not require a user account or a permanent connection to a server.
The complete data set can be saved as a JSON file. This backup can be transferred to another device and restored there.
No automatic merging: If new times are recorded independently on multiple devices, these data sets are not automatically combined.
Track project time on the go, add notes and evaluate it clearly later.
Log work sessions directly at the customer site or at the machine.
Track time for web design, SEO, technical writing, translations or other digital projects directly by project.
Document travel to site, return journeys and on-site time separately, for example for service, installation or customer appointments.
Separate time for different customers and projects clearly and evaluate it later for billing or documentation.
Assign meeting, preparation and follow-up time to individual customers or projects and document it transparently.
And anywhere else where time needs to be recorded and documented.
Spreadsheet programs such as Microsoft Excel are excellent for analysis. For continuously starting, pausing and stopping work and project time, however, TYPELOG Worktimer is a much more elegant solution.
| Feature | TYPELOG Worktimer | Spreadsheet software | Typical cloud solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start / Pause / Stop | ✓ directly by click | enter manually | ✓ by click / app |
| Works offline | ✓ | ✓ | depends on service / no |
| Cloud account required | no | no | yes (required) |
| Ongoing subscription costs | no | no | yes (monthly subscription) |
| XLSX export | ✓ | if compatible | depending on provider |
| PDF, CSV and HTML | ✓ | manual / limited | often only on paid plans |
| Local data control | ✓ | ✓ | provider-dependent / no |
The most important practical questions about browsers, offline use, Excel spreadsheets, backups and switching devices.
TYPELOG Worktimer is a local browser-based work and project time tracker delivered as an HTML application. It is not operated as a traditional cloud service. The HTML file is opened in the browser and the work data is stored locally.
Usually at least the date, start, end and breaks are documented. For project-based work, the project, activity or notes are also useful so that times can later be clearly assigned and evaluated.
The most reliable approach is to record time while you are working. A timer with start, pause and stop reduces later estimates and makes breaks and project changes immediately traceable.
Spreadsheet programs remain excellent tools for analysis and further processing. The problem often occurs during recording: start time, end time, breaks and project have to be reconstructed later. TYPELOG Worktimer records these times while you work. Afterwards, the data can be exported again as XLSX if required.
Yes. A session can be added afterwards with date, start, end, project and note.
Yes. Break logging is optional. When enabled, the start, end and duration of a break can be stored and included in the relevant reports.
Yes. Worktimer can export working times for a day, week, month and year as an XLSX file. PDF or printing, CSV and HTML are also available.
No internet connection is required for normal time tracking. This is especially practical at workplaces or job sites where no stable connection is available or where work data is deliberately not intended to be stored in a cloud.
The work data and settings are stored locally in the storage of the browser you use. They are not automatically transferred to TYPELOG Worktimer or any other server.
Local time tracking can work without a user account, server connection or ongoing subscription. The data stays on your own device. In return, there is generally no automatic synchronization between multiple devices.
No. No user account is required for operation. TYPELOG Worktimer is offered as a single-user licence with a one-time purchase and does not require an ongoing subscription.
TYPELOG Worktimer is optimized for Windows and Android. Because it is an HTML application, the file can generally also be opened on other devices with a suitable browser. However, the behavior of local HTML files can differ depending on the operating system and browser.
In principle, yes. TYPELOG Worktimer is a browser-based HTML application and can work on other operating systems as long as a suitable browser reliably supports local HTML files. It is optimized and tested especially for Windows and Android.
No. This kind of automatic cloud synchronization is deliberately not included. The current data state can be transferred to another device via JSON backup and restored there.
The two data sets are not merged automatically. Therefore, before switching devices, the current state should be backed up and restored on the target device.
An active session should always be ended with Pause or Stop before finishing work. If the browser is reopened on the same calendar day, an active session may continue with the time elapsed since the stored start time. That is why deliberately ending the session is important.
If Worktimer is opened on a new calendar day, the previous active session is ended at the last stored state. A new calendar day starts at 00:00:00.
No. Worktimer is a tool for recording and documenting working time. The legal or company-specific requirements that apply to a particular user depend on the country, employment model and use case and should be checked separately where necessary.
Local, offline, without a cloud account or subscription. With projects, calendar, breaks, XLSX, PDF, CSV, HTML and backup.
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