An invoicing system being written in Python against Google App Engine and the Google Calendar API using jQuery Mobile for styling & interaction. It's a learning project and isn't really useable at the moment, but it should be soon-ish.
Tie this app into your domain, as controlled by GAfyd, and authentic using your account. Or just use your own Google account.
Ironically, this app isn't meant to be run from a single App Engine instance. Download my code, update the configuration, and deploy to your own private AppEngine silo.
Log your time within the system, but simultaneously to Google Calendar as a backup, etc. It's optional, so you don't have to, but it's a nicety.
I'm writing this app to be managed via a smart phone or tablet. It uses jQuery Mobile framework for interaction. It's still very usable on the desktop, but that's just a side-effect.
It uses the WebApp framework included with GAE, and that utilizes django template syntax. jQuery Mobile runs the styling & interaction scene.
I wrote this code in order to teach myself some Python. I wanted to build something for Google App Engine. It's a make-work project that I am going to use, but make available to anyone who wants to try it out. The is provided as-is, and I probably won't do much free support.
* You want to run securely (via HTTPS, right?), but it is difficult to run securely via appspot with a custom domain; so, unless they make custom domain https generally available (which they will moments after I publish this), or you can become a "trusted tester," you'll be stuck running the application from https://yourapp.appspot.com. The "appspot.com" means that this isn't "white-label" per se. I'm just sayin' …