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Time Cop

Time Cop is a free, open-source productivity app for Android and iOS. A time tracking app that respects your privacy without being fancy. It has 888 GitHub stars and is released under the Apache-2.0 license, and you can install it from F-Droid, Google Play and the App Store.

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About Time Cop

A time tracking app that respects your privacy and gets the job done without getting too fancy. I'd rather not do time-tracking at all, but since its a necessity for my work, it's either use an app or keep track of things manually (which I'm terrible at). There are many time tracking apps on the app stores (and I have tried several of them), but each of them has at least one pain point that eventually drives me off—some cost more money than I think they should, others have (what I consider) poorly designed interfaces, some are way too complicated, some don't export data easily, most require an internet connection, I have privacy concerns with a large number of them, etc, etc.

Privacy and F-Droid

F-Droid builds Time Cop from its published source code and flags anti-features such as ads, tracking or reliance on non-free services.

No anti-features flagged on the latest F-Droid build.

Screenshots

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Screenshots from the app's F-Droid listing.

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FAQ

Time Cop FAQ

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Is Time Cop free and open source?

Yes. Time Cop's source code is public on GitHub under the Apache-2.0 license, which is OSI-approved or FSF-free. F-Droid, which builds it from source, flags no anti-features such as ads or tracking on its latest build.

How do I install Time Cop?

You can install Time Cop from F-Droid (package ca.hamaluik.timecop), from Google Play and from the App Store; the links are on this page. Its GitHub repository also publishes releases (latest: v1.8.0).

Is Time Cop still maintained?

The repository's most recent commit was on Aug 17, 2026. Its F-Droid listing was last updated on Nov 24, 2022. appsgit only lists apps whose repository had a commit in the last six months.