Open Source Java Time Tracking Software

Amnesia is a reminder that allow to define alarms, stickers (post-its) for reminding you some important stuff, and notes about whatever you want. Alarms can be programmed to appear at a given time, stickers can be placed on desktop to view it anytime.

PDPM is an automated time tracking & productivity measurement tool for PC/Laptop. The tool runs in the background logging usage statistics and prepares daily reports. Please see more details at http://pdpm.sourceforge.net.

BioAcceso es un sistema para el control de asistencias de los empleados, tomando la huella dactilar del personal para su registro e identificación. Es una aplicacion de escritorio desarrollada con el lenguaje Java, utlizando Mysql Server como RDBMS.

Helper is an integrated PIM and social networking (blog, RSS, foaf, etc) client. Allows to store, annotate and navigate information uniformly by means of folders, tags and categories. Based on OWL, Eclipse RCP and open standards (Dublin Core, foaf, etc).

A java multi platform ("J") multi purpose ("X) reminder. Reminds you when a configured amount of time has elapsed. Integrates nicely in a desktop environment (tray icon). Perfect to infuse tea while sitting in front of the PC.

KeyFrog monitors the keyboard and visualizes its usage statistics. The user can obtain detailed information about keyboard activity: the intensity of keyboard usage, how was it distributed in time, which applications were used, etc. This may be very useful, for example, to developers to monitor their productivity. The environment being monitored is the X Window System (text applications are explicitly supported if run inside an X terminal).

I created Status Reporter to track how my time was spent working on various activities that were associated with work breakdown structure (WBS) line items. Each activity was associated with a WBS line item, and the WBS line item was part of the overall departmental budget. In other words, time spent on Project X was given a WBS number, which was part of all the projects were responsible for completing. Even though Status Reporter was developed for a specific purpose, the ideals can be applied to almost any situation. For example, if your situation does not use WBS numbers, you could just create a single WBS number and associate all activities with the single WBS. Or if you have multiple projects, you can use the WBS numbers as individual projects and have one or more activities associated with each WBS. The WBS number does not have to be numeric, so it is flexible in its usage.