hours - a time tracking application for the terminal

by matt-allan 6 years ago

macOS • xterm-256color • zsh 1432 views

This is a little app I’ve been working on. It’s a time tracker for the terminal. I use it to keep track of the time I spend on client projects and my own personal stuff.

It’s written in PHP with the Laravel Zero framework. Everything is open source and I’m looking for contributors! If you are a PHP developer and interested in helping out you can find the code at https://github.com/matt-allan/hours.

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