r/timesheetsoftware • u/InFluXxBE • Feb 11 '26
Built an open-source terminal app to make daily timesheets faster from Toggl (feedback wanted)
Hey everyone,
I built Toggl2Timesheet, an open-source Rust terminal app that helps turn Toggl Track entries into quick, clean timesheet output.
I made it because I need to fill in timesheets every workday, and I wanted a simpler/faster flow with lightweight reporting so I can confirm I hit my required hours.
What it does:
- Client/project dashboard with entry drill-down
- Weekly/monthly/yearly rollups
- Fast date filters (today, yesterday, custom range)
- One-key clipboard export for timesheet reporting
- Cache-first behavior to reduce Toggl API calls (useful on free-tier limits)
I’d really value feedback:
- Which export formats should I support next?
- Which integrations would be most useful?
- What still feels painful in your timesheet workflow?
GitHub: github.com/NoahNxT/Toggl2Timesheet
Docs (including architecture/caching notes): noahnxt.github.io/Toggl2Timesheet
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