Compare the best time-tracking software for logging hours and monitoring team productivity.
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Tools in Time Tracking
Kimai — Kimai is an open source time-tracking application for freelancers and teams, free to self-host or available as a hosted Kimai Cloud subscription.
ActivityWatch — Free, open-source, privacy-first time-tracking app that automatically logs which apps and websites you use, storing all data locally on your own device with no cloud sync required.
Traggo — Traggo is a free, open-source, self-hosted time tracking tool that logs time spans using flexible tags instead of fixed tasks or projects.
Solidtime — Solidtime is an open-source time tracking app for freelancers and teams, available as a free self-hosted deployment or a paid managed cloud plan.
TMetric — TMetric is a time tracking and productivity app made by Devart that helps freelancers and teams log work hours, manage projects and budgets, and generate client-ready timesheets and invoices.
TimeCamp — TimeCamp is a time tracking and productivity platform offering automatic time tracking, invoicing, attendance, and budgeting for teams of any size, with a fully free plan for unlimited users.
DeskTime — DeskTime is an automatic time-tracking and productivity monitoring tool that tracks app and URL usage, screenshots, and project time for teams.
Jibble — Free cloud-based time tracking and attendance software with GPS, facial recognition, and unlimited users.
OpenTimeClock — OpenTimeClock (Open Time Clock) is a web-based employee time clock and workforce management SaaS that lets businesses track attendance, hours, PTO, and payroll-ready timesheets, with a free tier for unlimited users.