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time-tracker
Track where your time actually goes: manual vs. automatic tracking, categorization, analysis, and turning data into better schedules. Use when diagnosing time leaks or building an honest picture of your workweek.
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# Time Tracker
## Overview
Most people's sense of their time is fiction: we overestimate deep work, underestimate meetings and context-switching.
Time tracking replaces stories with data. The skill: low-friction tracking, sensible categories, and acting on findings.
Two approaches: manual (start/stop timer — accurate, needs discipline) and automatic (software logs apps/sites — effortless, needs categorizing).
Best systems combine both: automatic capture for the raw record, a 5-minute daily tidy for meaning.
The analysis is one comparison: planned allocation vs. tracked reality. The gap is the entire insight.
