Your time is your product. Every minute you spend working that goes unaccounted for is like giving away your product for free. Tracking your time accurately is essential to staying profitable.

In addition, knowing how much time you spend on past projects, can allow you to better estimate future projects. Do you know how much time you spend in meetings? On the phone? Promoting yourself? Making sales calls? Keep track of anything with Klok’s simple work timer and visual display of how your days “fill up”.

URL: http://klok.mcgraphix.com/klok/index.htm

With WizeHive you can organize your ideas, notes, files & tasks into workspaces and pages. You can customize workspace and select colors and upload your own logo. Share, manage & track to–dos and files among your team. Of cource you can track activity and view a twitter–like feed of all workspace activity.

URL: http://www.wizehive.com

Here we have a free open source timetracker that tracks work time and prints out a summary of your activities on demand. Yearly, monthly, daily, by customer, by project, by action …
Usage is really easy. Due to Kimai’s web browser based interface it runs cross-platform. Likewise you can install it as a web service or as a single-user program on your local workstation.
Kimai does not have to run to do the recording. You can even quit your browser. Your time is still recording until you stop it from any web browser that has access to your installment. It is designed to hold lots of users but you can use it for a single user if you need to.

Kimai is localized in English, German, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.

URL: http://www.kimai.de/index.php?article_id=8&clang=1

Manymoon is a free web service that lets you to manage your private and shared tasks. You can find out what other people are working on with also makes possible for you to do simple tracking and completion of projects.

Organize your team, co-workers, customers and partners with more enhanced features. If you are ready for more, have a quick jump to try out the Manymoon ;)

Wisdomap is a web service that helps you to organize your thoughts and concept of ideas in a powerful mind map format, and allows you to attach videos, pictures, websites and files to your map.

The interface presents you colorful, bright and clear maps to reflect what’s inside the right side of the brain, while keeping text and resources on separate section to ensures simplicity.

It gives you clarity with wonderful features:

* Clean and colorful maps design – strikingly uncluttered and memorable
* Attach relevant resources (video, images, files and links) to map nodes, and placed them at the side of your map
* Accessible anywhere, online – all mind maps are stored, tidily and securely, on a server
* Enhanced with shared URL maps – a great tool for teamwork brainstorming session

If you think this web based mind map useful, jump in to try this Wisdomap made simple ;)

Project2Manage is a hosted project management solution that virtually anyone can use – and it is free. Project2Manage is a great tool to keep you organized with a lot of of features that allow you to create, manage and complete projects.

Some of the features:
- Helps keep projects organized
- Assign multiple levels of permission to different clients & users
- Manage your projects from anywhere
- Manage unlimited projects
- Post Messages to keep everyone up to date
- Manage Tasks with To-Do Lists
- Create Milestones to stay on task
- Collaborative writing with Spot2Jot

Professional people work efficiently to organize their business. Either you work with a solid team or in individual basis, you’ll always need to manage your projects organized efficiently. Being efficient will mean that everything must be reachable in one place. Let us introduce you: Task2Gather. It is a free “one-place-for-all-tasks” service that allows users to keep all their personal tasks, to do lists, business projects in which they participate, household chores and other family care tasks, etc.
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jCalendar is a jQuery dynamic calendar developed by Ted Serbinski. The feature is fully supported by jQuery either version 1.0.4 or 1.1.2. It can be used with 3 form selects (one for day, month, and year) to visually select a specific date for input.
To implement this jCalendar usability, you will need to download jQuery, jCalender source code and optional jCalander CSS. Add 3 form selects for day, month, and year with these following classes:

* jcalendar-select-day
* jcalendar-select-month
* jcalendar-select-year

Visit the resource page to download the compressed jCalendar.js and find out more about the available features of this jQuery Calendar ;)