Important
This project was renamed. The original repository was taken down following a trademark complaint — entirely due to my own ignorance about the rules around the name, and I'm truly sorry for the confusion. We love Toggl and never intended any impact on their brand. The project is being renamed to OpenTickly; the migration is still in progress, so you may still see the old name in some places while the rebrand is finished.
OpenTickly is a free, private-first, AI-friendly alternative to Toggl.
Toggl is a great product, but it's expensive and your data doesn't really belong to you. On top of that, the 30 requests/hour API limit is painful — an AI agent can burn through an hour's quota in a single minute.
OpenTickly aims to stay aligned with Toggl, so you can move your data in and out between the two without any loss. Keep every workflow and habit you already have. Nothing changes — it just gets better, cheaper, and more private.
OpenTickly works directly with toggl-cli, so AI can help you record, manage, and review your time. Apply the Lyubishchev time management method to find the black holes in your day.
Read the full docs here.
Deploy via Docker Compose on your own home server — NAS, CasaOS/ZimaOS, Synology, TrueNAS, and more.
The web UI is an installable Progressive Web App (PWA). On mobile (iOS and Android) you can add it to your home screen and use it like a native app.
- Full API compatibility with Track v9 and Reports v3
- Full parity with Toggl Track web
- Mobile PWA with offline support
- Repository:
https://github.com/CorrectRoadH/OpenTickly - Self-hosting docs:
./docs/self-hosting/docker-compose.md - CLI:
https://github.com/CorrectRoadH/toggl-cli
OpenTickly's design is inspired by Toggl, and we aim to stay compatible with their product surface so you can keep your existing workflow.
We also thank Linux Do for their support and feedback during the project's early development.