Minute is an open-source time tracking app designed for personal use, helping you increase meaningful time and reduce less meaningful time. Organize your tracked time with a folder structure, and create charts to see if your time is being used ideally.
Hello, Product Hunters! 👋
I’m excited to introduce Minute to you all here on Product Hunt.
# Motivation
While there are plenty of time tracking apps available, most are designed for teams and come with unnecessary features for individuals, or they lack the features needed to thoroughly analyze personal time usage. I wanted something simpler yet powerful to help me improve how I spend my time.
# Features
In contrast to other time tracking apps, Minute is all about focusing on individual use with a single objective: to increase meaningful time and help you make your day more satisfying. Every feature in Minute is designed for thorough analysis.
You can organize your tracked time with a folder structure, making it easy to sum and analyze time usage on a folder-by-folder basis.
Additionally, the category feature allows you to group multiple folders into a single category for even more comprehensive analysis. For example, you can group folders like "Unnecessary Meetings" and "Social Media" into a category for time you want to reduce, and group folders like "Language Learning" and "Reading Books" into a category for time you want to increase, and analyze them accordingly.
# Open Source
Minute is open-source software (OSS), so anyone can freely self-host and contribute to the project. One of the reasons I posted Minute on Product Hunt is to find contributors. Contributions are always welcome!
You can try Minute at the demo site without needing to register an account.
👉 DEMO
Forgive the potentially silly question, but it says I don't have access when I try to clone the git repo. Any idea what I can do? Looking forward to checking it out! "Could not read from private repo"
@ktmouk congrats on the launch! Minute sound like a fantastic tool for personal time management. Wish you good luck.
Congratulations on the launch! I was curious. What is the primary motivation behind creating Minute? Wish you good luck ⚡️
Congratulations on launching Minute! 🎉 As someone who's always looking for ways to optimize my time, I'm really impressed by your approach. The folder structure and category features sound incredibly useful for getting a granular view of where time is actually being spent.
Quick question: Do you have any plans to implement data visualization features to help users spot trends in their time usage over longer periods?
Looking forward to trying out Minute and potentially contributing to the project. Great work!
Minute is a fantastic open-source time tracking app! Its focus on helping users distinguish between meaningful and less meaningful time is incredibly valuable. The folder organization feature makes it easy to manage tracked time, and the charting capability provides insightful visualizations to optimize time usage. Congratulations on the launch!
I think this is a perfect app for all people with a tight schedule, where every "Minute" counts :) . Congrats on the launch!
Congratulations on the launch of Minute! This open-source time tracking app is a fantastic tool for personal productivity. The folder structure and charting features are particularly useful for visualizing time management. Are there plans to integrate with calendar apps or add goal-setting functionalities to further enhance user experience? Looking forward to future updates!
Hi ktmouk! Minute sounds like a fantastic tool for personal time management. The folder and category features seem really useful for detailed analysis. How has using Minute changed your own time management habits?
Oh snap, sounds like a perfect tracker for our tiny 3-person squad. Congrats on shipping, and thanks for keeping it open source!
This is great @ktmouk, thank you for making it available as OSS. The design looks very intuitive and user-friendly! Starred on GitHub :) Might implement it in my own personal project as well. Does the current license allow to include in non-commercial projects?
Love the simplicity and effectiveness of Minute! The folder structure for organizing tracked time is genius - it's so easy to categorize and visualize how I'm spending my time. Well done to the team behind this tool!
By the way, I'm curious about the data analytics aspect of the app. Are there plans to incorporate more advanced insights or machine learning capabilities to help users identify patterns and suggestions for optimizing their time usage?
Hey, great product!, does it integrates to any persistent storage locally so that we can store and access daily data even after restarting the server on localhost?
Congrats on the launch! Looks like a cute tool for minimalists. By the way, who can say no to a product made by neko? :-) 頑張って！
Hey @ktmouk, this is amazing! 🎉
I've been on the lookout for a time tracking app that truly caters to personal use, and Minute seems to hit the nail on the head. The folder structure and category feature are exactly what I've been missing in other apps. 🙌
Also, huge props for making it open-source. It's fantastic to see projects that invite community contributions and self-hosting options. Definitely going to give the demo a try and see how it fits into my daily routine.
Thanks for sharing this gem on Product Hunt! 🚀
#TimeWellSpent #OpenSourceLove
