Hey everyone! 👋 Most habit trackers out there only care if you did something today: you click a checkmark and move on. But when you're trying to learn to code, practice guitar, learn a language, or prepare for exams, **10 minutes of scrolling is not the same as 2 hours of deep focus**. I wanted something built around one core truth: **Hours don't lie.** So I built **Goal Time Tracker** — a lightweight, distraction-free Windows desktop app designed to track real time spent on your crafts. ### 💡 Features that made it into the app: * ⏱️ **Floating Always-On-Top Overlay:** A minimal circular widget floats over your screen (IDEs, tutorial videos, PDFs) so you don't have to switch tabs or open a browser to check your time. * 🟢 **7-Day Streak Dots:** Visual calendar dots on every goal card (Green = showed up, Dark = missed) + a continuous 🔥 streak counter. * ✏️ **Manual Time & Past-Date Logging:** Did yoga or read a book away from your computer for 3 days? You can log past sessions retroactively, and it automatically turns those past streak dots green. * 📊 **Progress & Analytics:** Set a target (e.g. 100h of Coding, 50h of Guitar) and see weekly/monthly progress bars and daily breakdowns. * 🔒 **100% Offline & Private:** Single portable `.exe` file. No account required, zero cloud sync, no tracking, and saves locally to your Windows AppData. I've attached the program.[The App is here] I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any features you'd like to see added!   submitted by   /u/GroundbreakingBig869 [link]   [comments]