Headwater takes all your data from Pivotal Tracker, lets you edit it and do really cool stuff like time tracking, viewing dashboard with data from your projects and your time tracking, and nothing more. But the mentioned works perfectly and it's super useful.
When you make changes, Headwater synchronizes them back to Pivotal Tracker, so you can use the both tools.
Headwater has some basic time tracking features, but if you want some more sophisticated reporting, we added support for synchronizing with Harvest.
You can use Headwater as a project manager on its own, or you can synchronize with other services, it's up to you.
It's free and open source. You can clone the source right now, setup some things and you're good to go.
Headwater is a Rails app. So you need server and everything.
You should use Ruby 1.8.7 and Rails 3. (1.8.7 because there are some bugs in Rails for 1.9.2. Sorry.)
First, you need MongoDB. If you're on Mac and you're using Homebrew, just do this:
homebrew install mongodb
If you're not or Mac or are not using Homebrew, well, help yourself and if you're feeling open-source, fork this file and send us a pull request.
Clone the source:
git clone git://github.com/entryway/headwater.git
Don't forget to install the gems:
gem install bundler
bundle install
Databases config is located in config/mongoid.yml, but it works without any setup. (Mongo creates DB automatically when it's used.)
What you have to setup is your Pivotal Tracker token. Unless you want to use it without Pivotal Tracker.
Open config/headwater.rb and just change the values.
HW_PIVOTAL_TRACKER_URL = "http://www.pivotaltracker.com/services/v3"
HW_PIVOTAL_TRACKER_API_KEY = "cocakaszetubudeibanejakablbost"
HW_HARVEST_SUBDOMAIN = "mojaskvelafirma"
HW_AUTO_PUSH = true
Let me explain:
HW_PIVOTAL_TRACKER_URL: Don't change thisHW_PIVOTAL_TRACKER_API_KEY: Your Pivotal Tracker API keyHW_HARVEST_SUBDOMAIN: Your Harvest subdomain. Set it to nil, if you're not using Harvest.
Have you noticed something weird? There's no setup of Harvest credentials. And there's a reason for that. Headwater supports multiple users and each user can have their own account for Harvest. Makes sense now?
Do initial synchronization with Pivotal Tracker:
rake sync:pull
If you want to know more about synchronization, and how it works, check out document named (surprise, surprise) Synchronization.
rails s
Now navigate to localhost:3000. If it's not working, report an issue, or send me an email.
Have fun.