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We are excited to introduce KimTrack, a desktop application designed to enhance time tracking for users of Kimai, the popular open-source time tracking tool. KimTrack offers a seamless and efficient way to manage your time right from your desktop.

KimTrack integrates smoothly with Kimai, allowing you to start, pause, and stop timers, view your tracked time, and manage your projects and tasks without having to navigate away from your workspace. Whether you're a freelancer, part of a remote team, or managing multiple projects, KimTrack helps streamline your time management process.

Key Features:

- Easy-to-use desktop interface. - Seamless integration with Kimai. - Start, pause, and stop timers with ease. - View and manage your time entries. - Supports multiple projects and tasks.

KimTrack is perfect for anyone looking for a dedicated desktop solution to complement their use of Kimai. It’s designed to help you stay focused and productive by keeping your time tracking simple and accessible.

You can learn more and download KimTrack here: KimTrack Download Page

We’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions. Give KimTrack a try and let us know what you think!

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