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So this requires some kind of existing tracking software? Are there existing FOSS options for that part?
My current job doesn't need time tracking (yet?, some of my work is for the sister company) but a job I worked before had us clock in and out for specific projects on a computer, but the subscription ended and we were using a UI glitch to continue using it and literally cheat engine to make it still export the files for the office to use.
Kimai is a great option
An existing FOSS time tracking software I like is Timewarrior (CLI)