Time tracking

Automatic Time TrackingRecords apps, websites and documents — no timers to start. Time Tracking with ScreenshotsScreenshots on your timeline as visual proof of work. Idle and Away Time TrackingDetects time away and lets you classify what happened. Specialized Automatic TrackingCaptures Git branches, file paths, window titles and URLs. Workplace TrackingDetects office or remote work automatically by IP rules.

Project & Task Management

Assign Time to Project or TaskAssign recorded activity to the right client, project or task. Auto-Tagging RulesRules sort tracked activity into projects and tags. Powerful SearchFind any activity, period or tag across your timeline. Standardized Allowed TagsA team-wide tag structure for clean, comparable reports.

Reports & Billing

Time Tracking ReportsOvertime, attendance, productivity and usage reports. Automated Email Time ReportsDaily, weekly or monthly reports delivered to inboxes. Invoice from TimesheetTurn approved timesheets into invoices, no re-entry. Productivity CategorizationRate apps and websites by productivity, per team. Timesheet ReportingBillable-ready timesheets with rounding and templates.

Attendance & Leave

Attendance and Vacation TrackingAttendance from real activity, leave quotas and approvals. Work Time and Overtime TrackingTrack presence, overtime and late arrivals with rules.

Deployment, Privacy & Integrations

Integrations and Time Tracking APIJira, GitHub, Asana, REST API and direct database access. Cloud or On-PremiseFast cloud setup or full data control on your servers. Privacy ControlDecide what is recorded, when, and what is shared. MCP Server for AI Time TrackingAsk Claude and other AI tools about your tracked time. Self-Hosted Time Tracking DeploymentRun ManicTime Server on Docker or Azure, under your control.

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Clients and server for your OS

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Linux client

This is not a full ManicTime Windows port to Linux. It is only a tracker, which can send computer usage data to ManicTime Server, where you can view the reports.

What is ManicTime Linux? How to install?
Older versions
Latest v2026.2.2 October 7, 2026 Release notes

Packages

Setup (.deb) Ubuntu, Debian, Mint
Setup (.rpm) RedHat, CentOS
tar (.tar.gz) Arch Linux, Manjaro, Fedora
tar (.tar.gz) Other Linux distributions

Browser plugins

To track browser usage, install browser plugins:

Chrome Firefox
Note

Licenses purchased before 1 June 2025 won’t work with this version.

Beta v2026.3 Beta November 2, 2026 Release notes

Packages

Setup (.deb) Ubuntu, Debian, Mint
Setup (.rpm) RedHat, CentOS
tar (.tar.gz) Arch Linux, Manjaro, Fedora and other distributions

Browser plugins

To track browser usage, install browser plugins:

Chrome Firefox
Note

Licenses purchased before 1 October 2025 won’t work with this version.

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