Lifehacker: Time Tracker

We've previously highlighted unnecessary meetings as a workplace practice that should be over, but not all of us call the shots. For those brave enough to point out the cost of unnecessary meeting...

Windows only: Inspired by our very own workday QuickLogger script, developer Joshua Tallent's released QuickLogger 2, a full-fledged graphical work journal application. Keep track of what you work...

Windows/Mac/Linux (Firefox): Previously mentioned web site time tracking extension MeeTimer has updated with a few new and worthwhile features to help you get serious about your browser productivi...

Designer David Seah's previously mentioned Emergent Task Planner, which we featured as a downloadable PDF, is now available (with a few small tweaks) in a web-based Flash application called the Em...

Mac and Linux: As part of their 150 quick Linux command tips, A Linux Sysad Blog demonstrates how you can use your terminal as a stopwatch by entering the command time cat. In order to stop the te...

Online time tracker Toggl's purpose is simple: to time the number of billable hours you spend on a client project.
Once you register (for free), create a new project for a new client, and "toggl" t...

Web site Cashboard helps you track your time, then facilitates the invoicing and payment process for your work.
Aside from the after-the-fact invoicing, Cashboard also lets you create and send esti...

Mac OS X only: Freeware application Slife monitors the applications you're using on your Mac, then presents you with a timeline of your computing activity.To be frank, Slife is incredible. Not only...

Twitter is a simple web site with one simple purpose: to let people know what you're doing, and to get an idea of what other people are doing.
You can update Twitter with your status through their ...

Tick, still in beta, is a free (for now) web application that can help you stay on top of your time and budget deadlines.
I gave Tick a quick spin around the block and was impressed. Getting starte...