I've logged 5,717.57 hours in my tracking tool since 8:58 am on 16 January 2023. So it was about time to move the thing into a public repo.
Alongside pen and paper, it has turned out to be the most reliable time-tracking tool I've used. Why? Because logging is as painless as it gets. I can record an entry with a single line, whether through the web interface, Raycast or the shell. And if I start the text with a YouTrack ID, I can book the tracked time as a work item in YouTrack via the API. The duration is worked out from the difference to the previous entry. In other words, I start my working day with an entry that marks when I began, and every entry after that builds on it.