Work Log is a native KDE application designed to help you track and organize your work sessions with a focus on simplicity and local data control. Whether you're a freelancer tracking billable hours, a developer logging coding sessions, or anyone who wants to maintain a detailed record of their work, Work Log provides an intuitive interface for capturing what you've accomplished.

The application organizes your work sessions in a hierarchical tree structure (Year → Month → Week → Day), making it easy to browse your work history and see patterns over time. Each session can include the time spent (in half-hour increments), a description of what you worked on, detailed notes in Markdown format, and what you plan to do next.

All data is stored locally in a SQLite database on your computer, giving you complete control and privacy. The application is built with Qt and KDE Frameworks, providing a responsive and native experience on Linux desktops.

Features:
<ul><li>Hierarchical navigation by year, month, week, and day for easy browsing</li><li>Record work sessions with time (0.5 hour increments), description, notes, and next planned stage</li><li>Organize sessions with custom tags for categorization</li><li>View statistics including total hours per day, week, and month</li><li>Calendar popup for easy date selection</li><li>SQLite database for reliable local storage with no cloud dependencies</li></ul>