Have you ever wanted a minimal, flexible time tracking tool that respects your flow as a developer or freelancer? After building tools for clients for years, I finally built one for myself — and now I’m sharing it with you.
✅ What is TimeTracks?
TimeTracks is a no-nonsense time tracking platform with:
🔁 Live clock-in/out
📊 Reports by user, project, and task
🔐 Token-based API access
🏢 Multi-tenant support (organizations and teams)
⚙️ Designed to track background jobs and CI/CD pipeline durations
⚡️ Built on DynamoDB, Express, and JWT for speed and flexibility
All data is scoped by organization, so multiple teams can track time independently — whether you’re solo or running an agency.
🧱 Why I built it
As a software engineer, I’ve often needed to track billable hours, task durations, or just personal productivity — without relying on bloated SaaS tools. Most solutions either felt too heavy or didn’t integrate with how I work.
I also wanted:
A clean API-first design
Serverless backend with AWS Lambda + DynamoDB
Developer-first ergonomics
Ability to track automated or background processes, not just human time
TimeTracks is currently in open beta — early users will have free lifetime access.
🔧 Tech stack
Backend: Node.js, Express, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB
Auth: Email + password or API key, JWT access & refresh tokens
Infra: AWS CDK (IaC), API Gateway, Lambda
Docs: OpenAPI 3.1 + Redocly
🌐 Try it
Check it out at:
🔗 https://timetracks.visidra.com
You can sign up, invite teammates, and start tracking time in minutes. No card required.
💬 Feedback welcome
I’m actively developing this and would love to hear from you:
What features do you wish lightweight time tracking tools had?
Would you use it to track CI/CD jobs or async workflows?
Do you want integrations with GitHub, Notion, or Jira?
Leave a comment or DM me — let’s build a better time tracker, together.
