Time Tracking
Track time with an intuitive timer or manual entries. Get detailed insights into how time is spent.
Latest guides
Time tracking resources
Practical guides for freelancers, agencies, and small teams that need cleaner time tracking, project management, and invoicing.
Project budget tracking: catch an overrun before the money is gone
Track a project budget by comparing approved hours with actual hours every week, then forecast the hours still needed to finish. The useful number is not how much budget you have spent. It is whether the budget left can pay for the work left. Review that while the project is live and an overrun becomes a decision instead of a surprise.
Timesheet reminders that get hours submitted without weekly chasing
The best timesheet reminder is a predictable deadline backed by a five-minute daily habit, one automatic nudge before the deadline, and a clear escalation after it. Reminders cannot repair a timesheet that is confusing, slow, or disconnected from payroll and billing. Fix the workflow first, then automate the smallest number of messages needed to keep it moving.
Time tracking for construction: know the labour cost of every job while it is running
On a construction job, labour is the cost that moves the most and gets watched the least. Tracking crew hours against the job and the task as the work happens is what tells you a project is bleeding money while you can still do something about it, rather than after the final invoice.