Best Self-Hosted Time tracking Tools
Self-hosted time trackers replace services such as Toggl and Clockify with a database you own. The four picks here follow two models. Traggo and TimeTagger are tag-based: there are no tasks or projects, you record time spans and tag them, then slice the totals by tag. Traggo is a single Go container with dashboards, a list and a calendar; TimeTagger is a Python server with an interactive timeline and PDF and CSV reports, aimed at individuals and freelancers. Kimai and solidtime are project-based: Kimai tracks time against customers, projects and activities with rates, budgets and invoices, and solidtime has projects, tasks, clients, billable rates and several organizations with roles, on a Laravel and PostgreSQL stack. Decide whether you are alone or a team, whether you think in tags or projects, and whether you need to bill from the tool, then size the server to match: the tag-based pair run in well under 100 MB.
Kimai
solidtime
TimeTagger
Traggo
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