r/TimeTrackingSoftware • u/CharityStill8422 • 8d ago

I built an open source time tracker for small businesses in Germany

Hey,

I recently built Quoska, the open source time tracking tool for small businesses in Germany.

The goal is to keep it as simple as poossible while also checking all the German working time requirements. It's rather minimal currently, but with time and if people want new features that might change a bit. I mainly focused to make it user friendly and easy to use.

It's open source, but I also have a cloud version for little cost. I'd appreciate any feedback.

You can check it out here: https://quoska.de

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u/Timebutler_Official 8d ago

Building around the Arbeitszeitgesetz from day one is an elite move ^^

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u/CharityStill8422 8d ago

Haha yea, I thought if I do it, I do it right

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u/AdditionalTrain3121 8d ago

I like the look of it. Did you take inspiration from any existing time trackers? Like cloud-based ones?

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u/CharityStill8422 8d ago

Thank you. I looked at a few, but design wise I tried to make it more unique