WHPH combines task management, habit tracking, and time planning, according to its product page.
Free
10 alternativesProcrastiTracker
ProcrastiTracker tracks time spent on activities through an open-source Windows application.
About ProcrastiTracker
ProcrastiTracker is a Windows time tracking application that runs in the system tray and automatically records which applications, documents, and websites are in use. It stores this data in a local database on disk and provides statistics views that can be filtered by date range, tag, or minimum time used. Users can group items with tags, export filtered results to an HTML page, and configure timing settings such as the idle thresholds.
The application is limited to Windows. Website grouping by domain is supported only for Chrome, Firefox, IE, and Opera. The hierarchy of items depends on how each application formats its window titles, so results vary by application. The default settings check activity every 5 seconds and stop checking after 3 minutes without mouse or keyboard input.
Key features
- Automatically records active applications, documents, and websites over time
- Groups items hierarchically by project based on window titles
- Filters statistics by date range, tag, or minimum seconds used
- Tags that color bar graphs and apply to child items
- Excludes semi-idle and fully idle time, with configurable thresholds
- Exports filtered statistics to a readable HTML layout
Best for: Windows users who want automatic, detailed records of time spent on applications and websites, for reviewing productivity or tracking time across projects or clients.
Good for
- Collects usage data automatically once it is installed and set to start with Windows
- Runs in the system tray and is described as small and non-intrusive
- Supports tags and filters for separating time across projects or clients
Watch out for
- Runs on Windows only
- Domain-level website grouping is supported only for Chrome, Firefox, IE, and Opera
- Hierarchy quality depends on how each application formats its window titles
ProcrastiTracker at a glance
- Website
- strlen.com/procrastitracker
- Category
- Productivity › Automation
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web, Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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ProcrastiTracker FAQ
Does ProcrastiTracker start automatically after installation?
The installer adds a link to the Startup folder, so the application runs automatically after a reboot. It can also be started from the Start menu.
How does it handle time when I step away from the computer?
By default, it stops checking activity after 3 minutes without mouse or keyboard input. The idle thresholds can be changed in the settings.
Can I share the statistics with others?
Yes. The statistics can be exported to an HTML layout using the current filters.
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