Consultant productivity
WeekLedger is a browser-local timesheet for consultants who want to record weekly work, organise clients and projects, reconcile billable time and export portable reports without accounts, analytics or server-side record storage. It is a release candidate with local-browser storage and user-managed backups.
Local-first time tracking
WeekLedger provides a Monday-to-Sunday weekly calendar for recording time in half-hour increments, organising clients and projects, and reviewing billable and non-billable work. Weekly reconciliation turns recorded intervals into a practical summary for the next report or timesheet.
Privacy boundary
Records are persisted in browser IndexedDB without accounts, analytics or application-level remote API calls. The application does not provide server-side backups or synchronisation, so users should export JSON backups regularly and treat browser storage as recoverable working data rather than a guaranteed archive.
Current candidate scope
These capabilities are documented in the current WeekLedger release candidate. They describe the application scope, not an independent acceptance test of every browser or deployment environment.
Record same-day work in a Monday-to-Friday calendar, switch to a seven-day view when needed, navigate between weeks and review daily and weekly totals.
Organise entries with client and project names, project colours, descriptions and billable status while retaining overlap warnings for review.
Compare recorded hours with configurable targets, identify missing or above-target days, group work by client or project and copy a plain-text weekly summary.
Export CSV reports for spreadsheet workflows and versioned JSON backups for full-fidelity recovery. Imports replace local data only after validation and confirmation.
Release posture
The current v0.2.0-rc.1 build is available at the production application URL, but it is intentionally not a hosted or collaborative timesheet service. Clearing browser data, changing devices or storage eviction can remove records, and multiple tabs are detected but not synchronised.
The release candidate includes local persistence, a service-worker shell, keyboard-accessible calendar controls, responsive layouts, CSV reporting and JSON backup/import workflows.
Accounts, cross-device synchronisation, server-side backups, collaboration, ICS import, telemetry and a framework rewrite remain outside the release-candidate scope.
Explore WeekLedger
WeekLedger records remain local to the browser. Use the application for evaluation, export JSON backups regularly and return here for the project context and release posture.
Launch the deployed release candidate and record a week without creating an account.
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