Toggl Track vs Clockify vs Harvest: Time Tracking Applications

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[PatrickRuh]

timeBuzzer is also a great alternative to Toggl, Clockiy and Harvest. Would love to see a review! 💙

[Mirkalicious]

Very helpful! I have gone for Toggl! Visually very pleasant over all for someone with ADHD and on the other hand not all too complicated. I want a simple programme which doesn't take hours of studying the software itself. Thanks!

[DemetriPanici]

I really enjoyed using Toggl Track for my time tracking last year!

[AhmetKaan]

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[GontherMO]

this video is excatly what i needed, thank you so much

[GMoney-B]

I really like harvest. It is extremely intuitive, clean and professional. However it's kinda crazy with their tiered pricing. I just use the free one with one user and two projects. If they charged $5 or less a month for the single user tier I would be more than happy to pay that, but $12 just too much for a small scale freelancer in my opinion. They are missing out on 60 bucks a year from me and many others I think, from my experience. Not to mention in the higher tiers it's $10 per person to add PER month. That would get really expensive really quick for some software that is not that actively being involved or developed imo.

[kevinrush]

Do any of these show the actual time started and end time displayed?

[oliviaareid]

Great tools! But, I’m using doTeam here in this list. This accurately tracks the time and productivity of the employees. It also helps in detailed reporting and costs very low. Greatly benefitted!

[EdinstvoGordunni]

Using Toggl for personal time tracking to analyse working billable hours. Works for me, however desktop app kinda glitchy