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My TimingKit Project

Aug 7, 2017#tech

The time analysis service developed from scratch by myself. It enables people to perform advanced calendar time analysis: build dashboards, put widgets on this dashboard and share it with someone else. Primarily, the service builds and visualizes pivot tables of any complexity. There are many configurations and options available for time analysis, check it by visiting TimingKit.tk, or click on this description to get more information.

This is my number first side project of 2016-2017 years. It is still in active development, and is not officially released. I spent more than 483 hours (as of Aug 7, 2017) working on this project!

In perspective, TimingKit will have a convenient user interface for putting (logging) events into the calendar, capabilities to form reports and send them via e-mail automatically, accounts for businesses, API and many other improvements.

Currently, you can use TimingKit for:

  1. Personal time analytics (analyze how you sleep, work, do sports, etc)
  2. Working hours analytics (very convenient if you work by hourly rate)
  3. E-lines, or e-queues: create a public dashboard to let people know when your properties are available.
  4. Sharing time and hours with others.

Links

  1. The TimingKit Service (there is a demo)
  2. @TheTimingKit on Twitter
  3. TimingKit Community Webpage