Innovative time management with Fanurio
Stopwatch
If you need to accurately measure time spent on individual projects and tasks, you need something more sophisticated than yellow sticky notes. Fanurio helps you keep an eye on your time, your projects, and more.
Efficient time management is an important key to success, especially for busy freelancers, as well as small companies. However, the free time-management programs available for Linux are oriented more toward the private user than the professional; they often simply measure the time you spent working at the computer.
Fanurio [1], developed and distributed by the Romania-based Fanurio Time Tracking SRL, fixes this problem. In addition to actually timing your work, it also supports statistical analysis and includes an invoicing module that allows freelancers to invoice their customers for time worked.
License Models
You can try Fanurio as a 15-day trial version available from the manufacturer's website. The developers provide the software both as a DEB package and as a tar archive that can be used across distributions [2]. If you need an extended trial period, you can email the company for an extension.
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