Keeping Time Release 5 is out!
Now you can have multiple timelists per project, of course backwards compatible with all existing projects!
You can also drag projects right into the Welcome Center to open them. And now KT will show a little * next to the list name in the title bar when there are unsaved changes.
A ton of little tweaks and fixes in all areas round up this new version.

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Tags: timetracker, release, multiple lists

Update 1 for Keeping Time R4 is out!

R4u1 brings two fixes for the Tracker window as well as a few tweaks to make localised strings fit better.
If you have R4 installed, it is enough to overwrite the .exe file; otherwise just extract to an empty folder an usual.

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Tags: timetracker, release, fixes

Keeping Time Release 4 is out!
What started as a little side project to fill a niche has matured into a nice utility that I hope will be useful for a lot of people.

Managing overtime hours often is a huge hassle. Either you deal with manual spreadsheets, where you have to count the hours worked, add them up, subtract any time off you've taken, and so on. Or you use a big full-featured time tracking software, that does way more than you'd ever need and feels more like for the HR department of a giant corporation.
Keeping Time sets out to bridge the gap between those two extremes. Slim and lightweight, it lets you add your time worked as well as the time off and will tell you how many "open" overtime hours you have at any time.

Keeping Time R4 brings full localisation of the UI into English and German, adds a time tracker window and adds a lot of improvements and fixes.

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Tags: localization, timetracker, release