What it does
titra provides project-based time tracking with absence projects, autocomplete, real-time reports, and data exports. Its official site says users can start without signup and can self-host the application with a single terminal command; it describes the project as free and open. The GitHub repository documents a hosted edition and self-managed deployment options, but the current maintenance cadence was not established in this review.
titra is intended for freelancers and small teams that want to log project time without a lengthy setup. The browser service can start without an account, while project records can be organized, reported, and exported; absence projects are also supported. The vendor describes the software as free and open and says it can be run on the user’s own infrastructure. Because the public site’s latest visible articles are dated 2023, confirm current maintenance and hosting terms before selecting it for a new team.
Strengths
- Provides project-based time tracking, absence projects, reports, and exports.
- The vendor describes a no-signup hosted start and a self-hosted option.
Watch out for
- Self-hosting still requires the operator to manage server security, backups, and upgrades.
Best for
- Freelancers and small teams wanting simple project time entry
- Users who prefer a free tool that can be self-hosted
Sources
- Zeiterfassung kostenlos online - nur 1 Klick - keine Anmeldung (Oct 26, 2026)
- titraio/titra (Oct 26, 2026)