Not Google Keep, but part of "Simple tools/hack for small project management". I do a lot of work from the commandline, and have a few simple macros to do simp

Not Google Keep, but part of "Simple tools/hack for small project management". I do a lot of work from the commandline, and have a few simple macros to do simple timestamped tags. Eg "ttag started on proj ABC", "ttag debugging this", "ttag stopped for today". The tags are stored in a text file. Some work when going back to sum up hours spent on project X, hours on Y etc, but very simple. Here: alias ttag='/cygdrive/c/Dropbox/tools/ttag/ttag.sh' alias ttagcat='cat /cygdrive/c/Dropbox/tools/ttag/ttag-logfile.txt' alias ttago='open /cygdrive/c/Dropbox/tools/ttag/ttag-logfile.txt' and >cat /cygdrive/c/Dropbox/tools/ttag/ttag.sh #!/bin/sh LOGFILE=/cygdrive/c/Dropbox/tools/ttag/ttag-logfile.txt TIMESTAMP_NICE=$(date +"%F %H.%M.%S - %s:") echo $TIMESTAMP_NICE "$@" >> $LOGFILE works well enough for me.