ambleside138/TimeRecorder
TimeRecorder is a Windows desktop application designed for granular time tracking and task management. It allows users to log working hours, manage to-do lists, and organize work processes, clients, and products. The system supports calendar synchronization, CSV data import/export, and local or cloud-based persistence via SQLite and Firebase.
47.8
Weak · 3 August 2026
12k
lines of production code
C#
primary language
1
bus factor · 2 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2020 · Initial architecture and feature implementation
This period established the foundational architecture of the TimeRecorder application, introducing a multi-layered structure with domain models, repositories, and a WPF-based user interface. Key features implemented include time tracking, task management, and data persistence via SQLite, alongside system utilities for configuration and reporting.
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2021–2023 · Todo feature and Firebase integration
This period focused on implementing a new Todo management feature, including domain models, use cases, and a complete Firebase-based repository layer for persistence. Concurrently, the project introduced SQLite-based storage for time segments and time card links, expanding the application's data handling capabilities.
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