A self-hosted time-tracking and resource-planning tool for startups and small teams. Live timer, budget-vs-actual analytics, team sentiment, all on your own server. Free community edition plus a Pro version.

Timeminator is a self-hosted time tracker for startups and small teams. It brings resource management, project planning and time tracking into one app: a live start/stop timer or manual booking, custom categories such as client project, research or internal, budget-versus-actual analytics, and team sentiment tracking. It runs on your own server on PHP with MySQL or SQLite, so the booking history stays auditable and the data stays yours. No SaaS lock-in.
It exists to close a real gap. Small teams often keep tracking time in spreadsheets because the tools on the market do not fit how they actually work. Timeminator turns the columns those teams keep rebuilding in a spreadsheet into a proper, auditable application, without forcing their workflow into someone else's product.
Timeminator comes as a free community edition and a Pro version with additional features. This page is a short overview. The full feature list, the head-to-head comparison and the setup guide live on the project site.

Flat object lists drop what they have not seen before. This demo abstracts each detection up a semantic taxonomy to the most specific level it can safely justify, and cross-checks it with an independent segmentation path.

A perception stack that classifies each frame on its own is a snapshot machine with no memory. This project fuses several sensors over time into one persistent 3D driving context, where probabilistic and deterministic paths cross-check each other and static scene is separated from moving objects.

A quick, interactive self-check against the EU AI Act. Tick what is already true, get a live readiness read and a personalized result, and see where you stand before you commit to the deeper diagnostic.