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Time Tracker System Design

The Time Tracker System is designed with a local app, backend, and web interface that interact through APIs for authentication, project management, and time logging. It utilizes a PostgreSQL database and includes a structured folder organization for backend and frontend components. The system is aimed at facilitating automated time logging with additional features like screenshots, making it suitable for remote team monitoring and freelancing billing.
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Time Tracker System Design

The Time Tracker System is designed with a local app, backend, and web interface that interact through APIs for authentication, project management, and time logging. It utilizes a PostgreSQL database and includes a structured folder organization for backend and frontend components. The system is aimed at facilitating automated time logging with additional features like screenshots, making it suitable for remote team monitoring and freelancing billing.
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1. System Architecture

The system architecture shows how the local app, backend, and web interface interact. The backend handles

APIs for auth, projects, timelogs, and screenshots. All data is stored in a PostgreSQL database.

2. Folder Structure

This structure organizes the backend ([Link] server, routes, models), local Electron app (renderer, preload),

and React web app.


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3. Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)

The ERD outlines how Employee, Project, Task, TimeLog, and Screenshot tables are related. Each Task

links to a Project and Employee. TimeLogs and Screenshots are associated with a Task.
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4. API Contracts

REST APIs are exposed for authentication, project/task management, time logs, and screenshots. Endpoints

are logically grouped and token-based security is used.


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5. Sequence Diagram

This UML diagram shows the step-by-step interaction between the user, local app, and backend during login,

task selection, and time tracking.


Time Tracker System Design Document
Time Tracker System Design Document

6. Summary

The Time Tracker system supports reliable, automated time logging with screenshots and metadata via a

cross-platform desktop client, secure backend, and a web onboarding interface. Ideal for remote team

monitoring or freelancing billing.

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