Wakapi
Time TrackingSelf-hosted coding activity and time tracking server
Replaces WakaTime, RescueTime
Best SQLite Time Tracking for self-hosting
The 4 best SQLite time tracking you can self-host, ranked by community traction.
TimeTagger
Time TrackingTag-based time tracker with an interactive timeline
Replaces Toggl, Harvest
Traggo
Time TrackingTag-based time tracking without rigid project hierarchies
Replaces Toggl, Clockify
Hamster
Time TrackingDesktop time tracker for individual productivity
Replaces Toggl, RescueTime
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At a glance
| App | Deploy effort | Difficulty | Min. RAM | License | ★ Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wakapi | Under-an-hour setup | Easy | 128 MB | GPL-3.0 | 4,448 |
| TimeTagger | Under-an-hour setup | Easy | 128 MB | GPL-3.0 | 1,796 |
| Traggo | Under-an-hour setup | Easy | 128 MB | GPL-3.0 | 1,640 |
| Hamster | Read-the-docs project | Easy | 128 MB | GPL-3.0 | 1,125 |
Quick picks
- Most adopted: Wakapi (4,448 GitHub stars).
- Licensing: 4 of 4 use GPL-3.0; check the rest individually if you plan to modify and redistribute.
Every option here is open-source and self-hostable, tagged SQLite within the time tracking category. Deploy effort is graded from published container recipes, not vendor claims — see the methodology.