>> 3. I need a time tracker app. I have been using this >> http://www.allnetic.com/ for years and it's great. Now I need a Mac >> app. > > I use a command-line ruby gem called "punch" but that's probably > too minimalist for most people. Way too minimalist for me. But we can still be friends. :) > I use this free one and it meets my needs http://code.google.com/p/time-tracker-mac/ Yes, I found that one also before I posted and while it works, it doesn't have some of the nice features that AllNetic has. :( > I use Fanurio. Not free, but it does time tracking and invoicing > nicely. Cross platform and responsive developers. > http://www.fanuriotimetracking.com/ Looks more like what I'm used to. OK, I will check it out. Thanks! I also found this FOSS tool now: http://www.timeedition.com/en/downloads/index.html which looks interesting. I also once tried Klok, an Adobe Air app, but it was a bit too weird for me. Thanks to those who responded. :)