A minimal time tracking app for macOS.
| Weekly view | Special Days |
|---|---|
 |
 |
| Vacation & Overtime | Statistics |
|---|---|
 |
 |
- Week and month views — arrival, break start/end, departure, net hours, balance per day
- Public holidays — mark any day as a holiday; it counts toward your expected hours automatically
- Vacation tracking — dedicated page modelled on the Swiss system (4, 5 or 6 weeks per year: 20 / 25 / 30 days); mark any day as a vacation day from the row menu and it counts toward your expected hours
- Overtime recovery — take a day off drawn from your accumulated overtime; it deducts a day from your balance instead of counting against your annual vacation allocation, and the vacation page surfaces your remaining overtime balance
- Sick days — mark any day as a sick day; it credits your expected hours like a paid day, stays neutral to your balance, and is tracked separately with no annual cap
- Per-row dropdown — a single ⋮ button in each day row lets you mark a day as holiday, vacation, overtime recovery or sick, each colour-coded in the table
- Statistics page — weekly bar chart for the current year, with total hours, worked days, balance, weekly average, vacation taken / remaining, and sick days taken
- Expected hours per week — configurable target (default 37.5h), used to compute daily and weekly balance
- Notes per day entry
- i18n — French / English, switchable from the sidebar
- Dark mode — toggle in the sidebar, persisted across sessions
- Print week or month to PDF via the native print dialog
- SQLite — all data stored locally in
~/Library/Application Support/com.klok.app - Runs quietly in the menu bar; closing the window keeps it alive in the background
| Tauri v2 | Rust backend, WebKit renderer |
| React 19 + TypeScript | UI |
| Tailwind CSS v4 | Styling |
| Zustand | State management |
tauri-plugin-sql |
SQLite access |
| MUI X Charts | Statistics chart |
npm install
npm start # launches tauri dev + vite HMR on :1420Requires Rust and the Tauri prerequisites for your platform.
npm run build # tsc + vite bundle
npm run tauri build # produces .app / .dmg in src-tauri/target/release/bundle