I was working as a freelancer as well as in bigger companies and I was always using and am still using timr.com timr keeps track of working hours and project time as well as project budgets and let's you define hourly rates for employees and tasks. It comes with a team tracking feature and mobile apps that work online AND offline Definitely worth every dime.

Timr is ok, the support is great and will always help quite fast. Finding specific setting can be quite counterintutitive. The new UI is very good though. It looks clean and nice.

Whenever I encounter an issue, customer support is here to help asap. The Tool can be adapted to the users needs quite easily (part time workers etc). The interface is quite clean and looks good.

However, there are often issues with "time overlapping" especially when our employees work in different time zones. Also finding all the settings to adapt each timr profile for each employee is not very intuitive and I need to ask where to find what everytime. Also sometimes the project time and working time get's switched up, although I never changed the initialy setting, which leads to some users tracking time correctly, but not what they worked on. Generally fixing "mistakes" afterwords is very time consuming. I would also suggest a pop up reminder after lunch breaks (Users could type in when they typically go for lunch, and then if that lunch time is over and they have not tracked the time again, they could be reminded via a pop up)

It's so easy and straightforward to use.

It's not that clear how to change an entry.

Very practical and positive experience. It can be improved in terms of the UX considering the specific function that it's designed to fulfill.

It allows keeping track of your own time giving flexibility and freedom when there's the need for it. Also, it has mobile apps that make it really practical to use at any moment for meetings or trips.

It's easy to lose track of time and there's basically one reminder regarding when you've worked too much, but there's nothing that reminds you if you haven't filled in your sheet. Additionally, there are several features that I have no idea what they do.

I have user Timr for years. What really sold me was when I used the trail before signing up. I wanted to be able to export my project times as iCal files so that I could share the data on a Google calendar. I submitted a request and got a reply asking why I would need such a feature. I explained but didn't hear anything back. About a week before the tial ended the feature had been implemented! Plus the apps supported cover Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, BlackBerry 10, iOS and Android devices. You are never far away from recording your time.

Great app support. Easy to use web UI Covers office time, project time and also mileage and car useage.

The service is great and has great customer service!

It's easy to add vacation days, working hours and see a report for the entire year.

It's not that intuitive or useful to use Project time to monitor projects.