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DailyBee — open-source time tracking for developers
Free, open-source developer time tracking that runs on your own machine: a timer per task, a timeline of apps and tabs, a nudge when you drift, a daily report.
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87 % |
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nano-zyrkel — Autonomous micro-agents that live in GitHub repos
The SDK for autonomous micro-agents that live in GitHub repos and run 24/7 on GitHub Actions — no server required.
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84 % |
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nano-zyrkel — Autonomous micro-agents that live in GitHub repos
The SDK for autonomous micro-agents that live in GitHub repos and run 24/7 on GitHub Actions — no server required.
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84 % |
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Task Time Tracker — Local-first time tracking for Obsidian
Task Time Tracker is a local-first Obsidian plugin for tracking time on your tasks and checkboxes, compatible with the Tasks plugin. No external APIs, ever....
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83 % |
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Openstage — Build in public without the second job
Openstage turns the commits you already push into a public page that keeps itself current, and pre-fills your "what I shipped" posts. You pick the lines. Fre...
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82 % |
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Pull request cycle time metrics for GitHub teams
GoSoku turns GitHub pull requests into a weekly read on cycle time, review wait, and the bottleneck worth fixing. $19/month after a 7-day free trial.
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82 % |
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Tokify — Your time, kept private
A free, open-source time tracker for Mac. Track work intentionally, keep your history on your device, and choose optional end-to-end encrypted sync for yours...
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82 % |
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GitHub Onramp — a friendly guide from your first repo to real collaboration
A short, plain-English guide to GitHub: what it actually is, how to make your first commit, the everyday branch-and-pull-request loop, working with other peo...
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82 % |
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PR Marmot — Native GitHub pull request dashboard for Mac and Linux
A calm, native GitHub pull request dashboard for Mac and Linux. One window for your work and your reviews: no PR Marmot account, no server, your own GitHub t...
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82 % |
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git.tools · Git tools for GitHub — friendlier, with undo built in
Git tools that make GitHub friendlier: browse code, read history in plain English, merge pull requests safely, and undo mistakes right where you spot them. F...
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81 % |
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MemoAgent: Team memory that gets people unstuck.
MemoAgent finds stuck pull requests in GitHub and tells each person in Slack, every weekday morning, which of theirs are stuck and which reviews they owe.
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81 % |
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FeedLog - From issue chaos to changelogs users love
Your changelog is always behind. FeedLog turns GitHub issue threads into customer-facing updates — AI drafts, you approve with @feedlog publish. Nothing user...
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81 % |
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Focusbox — minimal focus timer with notes, local-first
A small focus app: a countdown timer, a task list, and a notes page side by side. Local-first, source-available, and free, with optional encrypted sync.
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80 % |
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Synora | Tasks become Calendar Blocks
Tasks become calendar blocks around the meetings you already have. Connect once, keep working in Google. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
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80 % |
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Little Posts: Turn GitHub Work Into Posts Worth Sharing
Little Posts recognizes related GitHub commits and pull requests across days of work, builds each evolving story, and gives developers five distinct drafts t...
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80 % |
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KazTrack — Project management, native to GitHub
GitHub-native project management with built-in working-time tracking and AI automation over MCP. Stories, tutorials, and tips for modern delivery teams.
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80 % |
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TimeTwig — track time without breaking flow
TimeTwig — a time tracker built for developers who switch tasks all day. Switch in seconds, log everything else without thinking about it.
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80 % |
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WhatWhen – Track When You Last Did Anything
WhatWhen is a minimalist self-hosted web app for tracking recurring tasks. Each task is a button with a live timer counting up since it was last reset. No da...
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80 % |
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80 % |
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GitDock | Organize Git Projects, One Dashboard
Open-source local dashboard to search, organize, and operate on all your Git repos. Clone, commit, push, pull, transfer: one interface, no cloud.
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80 % |
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