About Trackself
Welcome to TrackSelf v0.3.1, the latest update to your trusted time tracking tool.
Latest version adds encryption to CloudSync, allowing seamless synchronization of your time tracking data
across multiple devices.
Whether you're using third-party file storage or a shared file system, your
data stays synchronized and accessible.
Alongside CloudSync, we've refreshed the application's
design to enhance your experience, making it even more user-friendly and efficient.
TrackSelf
remains committed to privacy and data security, ensuring your time tracking is as private as it is productive.
Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, TrackSelf v0.3.1 is here to support your time management needs.
Why Trackself?
- Synchronize data between your devices without lock in to a centralized cloud service.
- You don't like web apps for something as integral to your work as time tracking.
- We are not looking to sell your data or even collect it for that matter.
- You want to use same tools on your different desktop environments.
What features does Trackself offer?
- Synchronize data between your devices
- Track your time expenditure.
- Edit previous tasks.
- Export data as CSV.
- Full respect for your data.
What are you working on?
- Integration with Jira and other task tracking software.
- Web service to synchronize data, view team time expenditure and generate reports.
Does TrackSelf store data in the cloud?
No, all data stays where it belongs: on your device. Please make sure that you make regular backups.
Does TrackSelf collect usage or user data?
No, TrackSelf does not collect any such data.
What about app stores?
Trackself uses app stores for distribution. We may use their built in telemetry and marketing facilities to improve our app and distribution. Please refer to specific app store and its privacy policies to find out how they are protecting your privacy.
Snapcraft Store
Snapcraft Store is the channel we are using to distribute our application to Linux users. This is Ubuntu/Canonical privacy policy: https://ubuntu.com/legal/data-privacy
Mac App Store
Mac App Store is the channel we are using to distribute our application to Mac users. This is their privacy policy: https://www.apple.com/privacy/
Microsoft Store
Microsoft Store is the channel we are using to distribute our application to Windows users. This is Microsoft privacy
policy: https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us
What about the future?
As
our time tracker grows there might be features that require handling your data. These privacy terms are subject to
change. For what its worth, we're looking to build a business around providing a service to our product users. Not
selling our users data to third parties. That is not the business we're in.
Which also means that going
forward, when we build features that provide more value, we are going to start charging for the product.
