NB: Not the OP Personally I track time using Excel. I have a table of start time, end time and a category and desc. I set up a macro to create a new row, ano

NB: Not the OP Personally I track time using Excel. I have a table of start time, end time and a category and desc. I set up a macro to create a new row, another to create a new task after the previous. It takes me about 5 seconds to "start working" and about 30 seconds to "end" and type in a desc. It's great later when you need to have precise timing to see if you hit your estimates. I got into the habit when I was developing custom firmware on contract at Technman. I see it as a huge motivator. I don't track time when I am not working - so it highlights for me the holes in my productivity when I slip.