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Similar tools

Web research from 2026-10-21 for tools with the same or a similar interaction model: tap an activity to start it, tapping another switches to it, only one runs at a time, and past times can be corrected. The list is ordered from most to least similar to this project. Descriptions come from each tool's own listing or docs, plus third-party summaries. Nothing was installed or tested.

Takeaway: no tool found combines all of the following:

The closest matches are native mobile apps (TickTappy, aTimeLogger, Simple Time Tracker).

  1. 1TickTappy

    Platform / model: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch; free + premium (sync)

    Why it is similar
    Colored tag buttons: tap to start, tap again to stop, starting another tag stops the running one. Start a timer in the past (e.g. 30 min ago), quick time adjustment after start/stop, editing past entries, archiving tags without losing history, day/week summaries. Offline, no account.
    Main differences
    Apple only; not a web page; no wall-display mode

  2. 2aTimeLogger

    Platform / model: iOS (App Store listing)

    Why it is similar
    Starts and stops an activity with one tap; pause/resume; optional simultaneous activities; reports.
    Main differences
    Native app; several activities can run at once (optional); not a kiosk layout

  3. 3Simple Time Tracker (source)

    Platform / model: Android + Wear OS; open source (GPL-3.0)

    Why it is similar
    Starts activities with one click from a grid of activity buttons; record history, statistics, backups, home-screen widgets; a record can be divided and its activity changed.
    Main differences
    Android only; not a web app

  4. 4Takt – Time Tracking

    Platform / model: iOS

    Why it is similar
    One tap to start, stop or switch activities; the start time of a running entry can be moved.
    Main differences
    Apple only; segmented entries can't be adjusted after a while

  5. 5ATracker PRO

    Platform / model: iOS

    Why it is similar
    Starts and stops task tracking with one tap; reports per task.
    Main differences
    Native app; switching and pause behavior not described

  6. 6Timeular / TimeFlip2

    Platform / model: Physical 8- or 12-sided tracker die + app; subscription

    Why it is similar
    Same "one active activity" idea as a physical device: flip the die to switch activity, turn it off or double-tap to stop. Forgotten time is fixed in a calendar-like editor.
    Main differences
    Needs hardware; cloud account; no on-screen buttons (comparison)

  7. 7Clockify Kiosk

    Platform / model: Web, on a shared device; free feature of Clockify

    Why it is similar
    A shared-device / kiosk web page: people clock in and switch projects or tasks and breaks; reports in Clockify (help).
    Main differences
    Built for teams (PIN/QR sign-in); cloud only; no per-activity button board

  8. 8TimeTagger

    Platform / model: Web app; open source (GPL-3.0), self-host or hosted

    Why it is similar
    Web-based, with an interactive timeline for editing records; tags instead of projects; daily/weekly/monthly targets; reports (PDF/CSV); Pomodoro mode (overview).
    Main differences
    Python server; not a big-button touch board; no tap-to-switch

  9. 9Timery for Toggl Track

    Platform / model: iOS/Mac client for Toggl (cloud)

    Why it is similar
    Saved timers started with one click; editing and splitting entries; in Toggl you drag a block to change its start or stop time (guide).
    Main differences
    Cloud account; desktop/phone UI; free tier is limited

  10. 10MarsiaLi/tracker

    Platform / model: Static web page (vanilla JS, Bootstrap), localStorage mode

    Why it is similar
    Closest tech stack: plain JS, browser storage, one card per activity with start/stop and an hours total.
    Main differences
    No automatic switching, per-day totals view or backdating

  11. 11wk-timer

    Platform / model: Offline PWA (Next.js), IndexedDB

    Why it is similar
    Similar storage approach (offline, IndexedDB, survives reloads).
    Main differences
    A start/stop/lap stopwatch, not an activity board

  12. 12Kimai, solidtime, Super Productivity

    Platform / model: Open-source web/desktop trackers

    Why it is similar
    General time tracking with projects/tasks, timers and reports; self-hostable or local-first (comparison).
    Main differences
    Project/billing oriented; no one-tap activity board

  13. 13Chess.com Chess Clock, GNOME Chess Clock

    Platform / model: Android / Linux

    Why it is similar
    The chess-clock interaction this app is modelled on: big buttons, one tap hands the clock to the other side.
    Main differences
    Two players, counts down, no logging, totals or history

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