About the product

Timetracker is a time-tracking platform built specifically for development teams and remote contractors. We solve the main pain of such teams: how to get honest hours and a transparent picture of work — without manual timesheets, without screen recordings, and without arguments about "how much was actually done."

A contractor starts a work session with one click and quietly gets on with their tasks. Timetracker captures activity automatically based on real work output and rolls it up into clear reports for managers and clients.

Key advantages

Automatic tracking — no manual hour entry or filling in a timesheet at the end of the day
No screenshots, no surveillance — we do not peek at the screen and we do not log keystrokes
Honest reports — the client sees the real picture of work, not "around 40 hours"
Minimal friction for the contractor — start the session and work as usual
Web dashboard for managers — manage projects, people and analytics from the browser
Cross-platform — desktop client for macOS, Windows and Linux plus a web dashboard

For managers and clients

The web dashboard is the control center for the team and projects. Here you can:

Create projects and add contractors to them
Manage accounts: grant access, reset passwords, revoke permissions
See detailed analytics for each session: duration, active time, idle periods
Compare productivity across projects, teams and time periods

For contractors

The desktop client is built so it does not get in the way. Launch it — pick a project — hit "Start." After that you can forget the tracker even exists.

One click to start and stop a work session
No screen surveillance — nothing is recorded or sent in the background "just in case"
Lightweight local client — runs on your machine and does not bother you with notifications
Supports macOS, Windows and Linux

Analytics and reports

Timetracker shows not just "how many hours" but also how the work went:

Session timeline — when the contractor was active and when they were on a break
Activity bursts — periods of focused work
Active time and idle time — separated from the overall session length
Volume of work delivered — clear indicators of output per session and per project
Summaries by project and by person — daily, weekly, monthly

Where it works

Desktop client — macOS, Windows, Linux
Manager web dashboard — any modern browser
Contractor account — mobile and desktop browser

Who is it for

IT agencies and software studios that need transparent project-based tracking
Companies working with remote developers and freelancers
Tech leads and managers who want a real picture of team productivity
Developers themselves — as a convenient personal tracker without surveillance

Timetracker