The open-source time tracking app for individuals.

Minute is an open-source time tracking app.
In contrast to other time tracking apps, Minute is mainly focused on individual use and is designed to help users review how they spend their time and use it more meaningfully.

Give Minute a try at the demo site! — no account registration required:

👉 Visit Demo

Please note that the demo site may be closed without notice.

Manage your tracked time entries with folders and analyze your recent time usage per folder on the report page. You can also view and edit created folders and time entries anytime from the sidebar.

Group multiple folders into a single category and use them for analysis on the report page. For example, create categories for time you want to reduce and time you want to increase, and use them on the report page.

Use the created folders and categories to display increases and decreases in time usage on a chart. The items displayed on the chart can be freely customized according to your needs. Reflect on whether your time usage aligns with your ideal.

Next.js・Tailwind CSS・tRPC・Prisma・NextAuth・next-intl・Turborepo・FactoryJS

We always welcome to contributions!
If you want to add new features or fix something, feel free to open a PR or issue.

1. Clone this repository.

git clone [email protected]:ktmouk/minute.git
cd minute

2. Copy .env.example to .env.

cp packages/prisma/.env.sample packages/prisma/.env
cp apps/web/.env.sample apps/web/.env.local

3. Visit GitHub Developer Settings and create new OAuth app.

   • Application name: You can set a name of your choice.
   • Homepage URL: http://localhost:4000/
   • Authorization callback URL: http://localhost:4000/api/auth/callback/github

4. After creation, click the "Generate a new client secret" button and note the "Client ID" and "Client secret" values.

5. Set required envs in apps/web/.env.local: NEXTAUTH_SECRET, GITHUB_ID and GITHUB_SECRET.

vi apps/web/.env.local

NEXTAUTH_SECRET= # You can create a secure value by executing `openssl rand -base64 32`.
GITHUB_ID= # paste the client ID here.
GITHUB_SECRET= # paste the client secret here.

6. Install dependencies using pnpm:

pnpm install

7. Start Docker containers to run the Postgres database:

docker-compose up

8. Migrate the database and start the development server:

pnpm db:migrate:deploy && pnpm dev

9. That’s all! 🎉 Try accessing http://localhost:4000/app.

AGPLv3