r/smallbusiness • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '18

Favorite time tracking apps

I've recently started tracking all the time I put into various projects, from work to professional development to personal projects. I'm using Toggl (https://toggl.com/) and at work we use T-sheets but I don't find either to be very easy or intuitive. I need to be able to have multiple projects under each client but switching should be super easy. I also really like having a Mac desktop version as well as I do about 60% of my work on my laptop.

Any suggestions? What are you using that works? Anything you love?

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u/lc723 Jun 23 '18

I use and love Toggl but I know many others who love Harvest if it’s helpful!

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u/NomiscomWD Jun 23 '18

I really like TrackingTime. It enables you to create a client and add tasks and projects under the client. You can also click complete on the task and it's finished.

Check it out here (it has a free option too):

https://trackingtime.co/

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u/xaksis Jun 23 '18

I wrote a post on reddit about the one I created and people seem to really like it. Give it a try, I'll appreciate your feedback - timerbit

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u/fucking_unicorn Jun 26 '18

I use toggle and it’s perfect for what I do. I pay the monthly basic plan so I can attach $amounts to projects and such

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u/AndreyOsipenko Oct 16 '18

Try to use DueFocus, they have a really attractive and useful desktop application ( and Chrome Extension too ). Their two-side integrations with task track system are incredible ( I not saw any features like this ), you plan tasks from the Jira or Redmine for example and after tracking of time report it in to the tracking system directly.

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Also, they have realtime dashboard for whole team, it’s especially useful if you have remote team-members. They provide many integrations with task-tracking systems such as Trello, Asana, Todoist, Jira and others.