#time-tracking
  • 1.
    Checkbox Time Tracker
    7 months ago by UD
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    Score: 45/100
    The Checkbox Time Tracker plugin adds timestamps to checkboxes in Obsidian notes, making it ideal for tracking tasks and activities. When a checkbox is checked, the plugin automatically inserts the current time, and optionally the start and end times for tasks marked as in progress or completed. Users can customize the timestamp format to include the date, day of the week, or links to daily notes. The plugin supports various styles and can omit redundant information, such as duplicate end dates, for cleaner formatting. This tool is especially useful for those who rely on time-based task tracking and want an integrated solution within Obsidian.
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    Toggl Track
    4 months ago by Maxime Cannoodt
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    Score: 37/100
    Category: 3rd Party Integrations
    The Toggl Track plugin integrates Toggl's time tracking capabilities directly into Obsidian, allowing users to manage timers and generate time reports seamlessly. Users can view the current timer and its duration in the status bar, get a daily summary in a side panel, and manage timers through the command palette. Additionally, it supports rendering detailed time tracking reports within notes using simple code blocks, enabling better analysis and organization of tracked time. This plugin simplifies workflow management by integrating with other tools like QuickAdd, offering a comprehensive solution for time tracking and productivity monitoring.
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    Flexible Pomodoro
    4 months ago by grassbl8d
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    Score: 10/100
    The Flexible Pomodoro plugin offers an adaptable approach to time management in Obsidian, allowing users to track tasks and productivity using the Pomodoro Technique. It features a timer displayed in the status bar, options for customizable Pomodoro durations, and the ability to toggle between countdowns and stopwatches. Users can extend their Pomodoro sessions or initiate breaks as needed. The plugin supports task logging, allowing users to track completed tasks and log them into daily notes or a dedicated log file. The Workbench feature enables users to manage multiple active notes during a Pomodoro, offering persistent tracking of task progress even after restarts. Customization options include timer sounds, automatic session starts, and detailed task tracking for better control of productivity workflows.
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