NoteKar is a sovereign timestamp logger: a single-purpose instrument that records the exact moment you tap. No accounts. No cloud. No noise.
NoteKar keeps the product focused: a frictionless interface, zero-cloud architecture, and source code anyone can inspect.
Your device stores everything locally. No servers, no sync, no accounts. NoteKar has zero network permissions.
Millisecond-accurate moment capture with configurable tap delays. Every timestamp is yours to keep.
Export anytime in CSV or JSON. Delete with one tap. Your time data never leaves your device.
Pick the platform that fits your workflow.
Install from GitHub Releases or build from source.
Launch instantly in your browser. Works offline.
The name is Hindi wordplay: Note (नोट, a record) + Kar (कर, "to do"). Literally: "Make a note." It's a call to action disguised as a name: every tap is an act of noting your existence in time.
NoteKar started as YABP (Yet Another Boring Project), a boilerplate experiment that evolved into a sovereign time-accounting instrument. The "Kar" suffix also nods to the Marathi/Hindi word for "doer": NoteKar is the one who notes.