Time to Leave for MAC
Free, open-source app for Mac that logs your work hours and tells you when it is time to leave, counting lunch and other breaks.
Time to Leave Overview
Time to Leave is a desktop app for keeping track of your working time, laid out much like a time-card system. You log the time you started work, and the app works out when you should leave, taking into account the time you spent on breaks such as lunch, then notifies you when that moment comes. It needs no database setup: you install it and start punching in. You can log your day in a Day view or a whole Month view, and see your running balance of hours.
Time to Leave is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license, built by a community of contributors in the TTLApp project on GitHub, and it also runs on Windows and Linux. You set how many hours you work per day and which days you work, and it can fetch public holidays for your country, state and city. Days off can be marked with a waiver and a reason, such as vacation or sick leave. Version 4.0.0 reworks the app's internals and updates all of its dependencies, including Electron, follows the system theme more closely, adds more tooltips and a Simplified Chinese translation. It also removes the code that migrated very old databases, so anyone still on 1.5.5 or earlier must update to 3.0.0 first. Please note that the Mac app is not notarized by Apple: Homebrew has disabled its cask because it fails the macOS Gatekeeper check, so macOS will block it on first open until you allow it in System Settings > Privacy & Security.
Key Features
Time to Leave helps you work your hours and then stop.
- Leave-time alert: log when you started and get notified when it is time to go.
- Breaks counted: lunch and other breaks are taken into account in the leave time.
- Day and Month views: log your start, lunch and end times day by day or for the whole month.
- Hours balance: see the balance of hours you have worked against your target.
- Your schedule: set how many hours you work per day and which days you work.
- Holidays: import public holidays for your country, state and city.
- Waivers: mark days off with a reason, such as vacation or sick leave.
- Themes: Light, Dark and Cadent Star themes out of the box.
What’s New in Version 4.0.0
Time to Leave 4.0.0 rebuilds the app's internals and polishes its look.
- All dependencies updated, including a major jump in the Electron version
- The app follows the system theme more closely, with more consistent buttons and dialogs
- More tooltips, a reset-to-defaults button in Preferences and more accepted time formats
- New Simplified Chinese translation and an improved French translation
- Migration from the old fixed database format removed: update from 1.5.5 or earlier to 3.0.0 first
Time to Leave FAQ
Is Time to Leave free?
Yes. Time to Leave is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license.
What does Time to Leave do?
It logs your working hours like a time card. Enter the time you started, and it calculates when you should leave, counting breaks such as lunch, and notifies you when it is time.
Does Time to Leave need a database or an account?
No. It needs no database configuration; you install it and start logging your time.
Can Time to Leave handle holidays and days off?
Yes. It can import public holidays for your country, state and city, and you can add a waiver with a reason, such as vacation or sick leave, for days you did not work.
Can I change my working hours in Time to Leave?
Yes. You can set how many hours you usually work per day and which days of the week you work.
Which views does Time to Leave offer?
A Day view and a Month view for logging your start, lunch and end times.
Why does macOS block Time to Leave when I open it?
The Mac app is not notarized by Apple, and Homebrew has disabled its cask because it fails the Gatekeeper check. To open it, allow it in System Settings > Privacy & Security after the first attempt.
I use a very old version. Can I update straight to 4.0.0?
Not from 1.5.5 or earlier. Version 4.0.0 no longer converts the old database format, so update to 3.0.0 first and then to 4.0.0.
Is Time to Leave available for other systems?
Yes. Besides the Mac version there are downloads for Windows, Ubuntu/Debian and Fedora/Red Hat.
Where does the Time to Leave download on time-to-leave.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official Time to Leave release page on GitHub at https://github.com/TTLApp/time-to-leave/releases/latest. time-to-leave.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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