Used For

• +**You're guessing hours for invoices and underbilling by 20%** → One-click timers and automatic reports show exactly what you worked
• +**Manual timesheets in Excel eat 3 hours of your week** → Timer runs in background, syncs across devices, exports ready-to-bill reports
• +**Your laptop dies and you lose a day's worth of time entries** → Offline tracking saves everything, syncs when you're back online
• +Pomodoro timer built-in - tracks focused 25-minute sessions without switching apps
• +Connects to 100+ tools so time gets logged automatically when you work in Asana or Trello

Best For

• >Freelancers tired of losing money because they forgot to track 3 hours of work
• >Remote teams where 'I worked 8 hours' means anything from 4 to 12 hours
• >Agencies billing clients who question every line item on your invoice

Not For

• -Field teams needing GPS tracking - this is for desk work, not job sites
• -Companies wanting direct payroll integration - you'll export to CSV then import elsewhere
• -Large enterprises needing complex role permissions - it's deliberately simple

Pairs With

• *Asana (where timers auto-start when you work on tasks)
• *Slack (to get nagged about forgetting to start your timer)
• *QuickBooks (where you import CSV exports for actual invoicing)
• *Google Calendar (to auto-copy meeting times as entries)
• *Trello (via browser extension that adds timer buttons to cards)
• *Excel (where finance still wants everything exported for 'their' reports)

The Catch

• !The 'unlimited' free plan caps at 10,000 entries - active teams hit this in 6-12 months
• !You'll need the $18/month Premium tier for timesheet approvals that actually matter
• !Background tracking logs everything you do - you manually decide what becomes billable time

Bottom Line

The time tracker that actually works offline and doesn't make you want to throw your laptop out the window.