🔍 Maud

A small Electron app that displays frame data from the Watson timetracking CLI tool.

• Directly loads latest Watson data from frames file (No need to export as .csv or similar)
• Displays overview of tracked frames - including accumulated time and a GitHub-like calendar heatmap
• Per-project view - lists all frames for a respective project with date, duration and associated tags
• [Not yet implemented] Date picker to narrow display to a specific timeframe (week, month, last year etc.)

Get Maud

1. Download the latest version of Maud (Linux, Windows, MacOSX)

2. Extract the archive to where you like and run maud / maud.exe / Maud.app

3. Load the Watson frames file. It should be located at:

   • Linux: ~/.config/watson/frames
   • Windows: %appdata%\watson\frames or C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\watson\frames
   • MacOSX: ~/Library/Application Support/watson/frames

About this Project

This tool was made as a personal project for getting a better handle on my worktime. I'm publishing this in the hope that it can be helpful to others in their personal and non-personal projects.

While Maud is usable, it is still in a pretty early and rough state. You might encounter bugs or oddities.

I don't have a concrete development goal or planned feature list, so I will be updating this app as I encounter needs or issues and whenever I have the time. But please have a look at the issue tracker for things I'm thinking about. Feel free to suggest ideas or report bugs there!

License and Acknowledgments

Maud was designed by the Mistress of Loft and Spire with the use of the following resources:

• Happy Hues color palette
• Inter typeface family (SIL Open Font License 1.1)
• Cal-heatmap javascript module (MIT License)

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The name is inspired by Maud West, a London-based private detective that lived from 1880 - 1964 and was famous for donning genderbending disguises during their investigations.

Also inspired by:

• Watson (being it is what this tool was based upon)
• Crick (Unfortunately no longer available - also server-based, which I don't like)

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Maud is licensed under the CNPLv7+ Cooperative Nonviolent Public License

Copyright (C) 2022 (Mistress of Loft and Spire)

Maud is non-violent software: you can use, redistribute,
and/or modify it under the terms of the CNPLv7+ as found
in the LICENSE file in the source code root directory or
at <https://git.pixie.town/thufie/npl-builder>.

Maud comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.  See the CNPL for details.