Time Tracker 4 Blender

Time Tracker 4 Blender covers Blender versions 2.8, 2.81, 2.82, 2.83, 2.9, and 2.91, so it targets the 2.8x and 2.9x series. If you are running one of those builds, the add-on's tracking tools are available to you. For newer Blender releases, the support list does not extend past 2.91, so check John Roper's page for the latest compatibility details before installing on a more recent version.

Time Tracker 4 Blender supports export to CSV and JSON file formats, with more formats on the way. Once you have tracked time and entered your task information, you can save your times and export the data as either CSV or JSON. Beyond exporting, the add-on lets you view your recorded times directly and calculates the cost for you. Time Tracker 4 Blender currently offers those two export formats, and the description notes that additional formats are planned.

Time Tracker 4 Blender keeps all of its tools in the add-on's preferences dropdown. That layout means you can pop the tracking tools into a separate window and keep them open while you work in Blender, so you never lose track of the time you are logging. The workflow itself runs in three short steps: track time, enter task information, then save times, and you can store details such as name, client, and cost with each entry.

Time Tracker 4 Blender is listed as free in this catalog, and it is released under the GPL license. Licensing terms can change, so for the current price and license details it is best to check John Roper's page directly before you download. The add-on has sold 30 or more copies and was published more than six years ago, which gives you a sense of how long it has been available.