Toggl Track

“Toggl Track uses projects to really track activities time. When I started, I said I was doing different things and thought I could tell how much time I did things by the description but that is more just a note.”

“Toggl Track's Free plan should work. It has web, mobile, and desktop apps, plus a browser extension”

“⏱️ Agencies still rent Toggl Track and Clockify per seat so they can prove hours. Put Solidtime on a VPS they own — timer, clients, projects, billable rates, one-click Toggl/Clockify import — and that seat line becomes a setup. The software is $0.”

“this is super neat! would love to use it as i've been trying to make something like this using automated tracking in Toggl Track, just wondering if you're ever planning on turning this into a full-blown app? I mostly watch downloaded anime on a seperate video player, outside of a browser (mpv) and I'm guessing it wont be able to keep track of it.”

“however, I've since discovered the free version no longer allows for tasks.”

“If things like streaks are what motivate you, get the app toggl track and track all the time you spend studying your target language. You can look at all your detailed stats and there's even a heatmap where you can see how you did every day. And you can retroactively add time, no glitches ruining your streak.”

“* Toggl Track - best experience, but limited insights on free”

“Toggl is great when I actually remember to start/stop timers, super clean and simple. But when I’m in deep work mode I usually forget.”

“Toggl Track’s own app have gotten an alright Live Activity implementation as well”

“I’ve been using Toggl for a while to track work/study sessions, but it always felt a bit inefficient having to unlock my phone, and open the app just to check my timers.”

“I use 'toggl track' and 'google calendar' to help track time. And I can totally compare real time spent with my time schedule expected, to find out how to improve and design my life.”

“I'm stymied how to have the reports displayed in the sidebar in any order that's useful to me. I have to mal-configure names to get them to the top. And those below just aren't in any order, NOR, are there enough displayed.”

“Here’s the app I use. They have a free level as well”

“I first used Toggl Track when I was doing mostly solo work. It’s very clean, lightweight, and honestly one of the easiest timers I’ve ever used. Starting and stopping a task is brain-dead simple, and the reporting is solid if you’re billing clients or trying to understand where your hours are going.”

“Jibble vs Toggl Track, best time tracking software for freelancers. My honest take as a freelancer who’s used both”

“• Toggl Track – Super clean UI and great for solo/creative work, but it felt more geared toward freelancers/consultants than a small team with approvals, PTO, etc.”

“Toggl Track is good, but recently I noticed that PC app consumes 300-500 megabytes of RAM. I can’t understand how time tracker, running in background, can consume so much resources.”

“It’s amazing for speed, but runs on the honor system. It’s built for trust, not for legal defense. If a big invoice is disputed, Toggl’s records are too easy to challenge because they lack verification.”

“Having been in the business for a few years, I’ve definitely tried a few different time tracking software platforms and while Clockify and Toggl Track can both get the job done, but depending on your business and employee criteria you’re sure to have gaps.”

“Toggl is what I turn to when I just want to focus without thinking about time tracking. You literally just hit "start" and forget it. It’s minimal, doesn’t nag, and works across devices.”

“2) Toggl track: super clean UI, great for freelancers or solo ppl. it’s the one I personally used for years before Jibble. main downside: gets pricey when you add more ppl, and not really built for team attendance or shifts.”

“Toggl Track- worked fine, but had a different interface on Samsung so my staff had some issues.”

“Actualmente estoy usando Jibble, y la verdad es que es uno de los mejores softwares de control horario para freelancers, junto con Toggl Track. Si estás buscando uno, cualquiera de estos dos vale la pena, ya que ambos son excelentes para el seguimiento de proyectos, con informes y gráficos muy claros que facilitan ver en qué se va tu tiempo.”

“I tried several time tracking tools like Clockify, Toggl Track, and Hubstaff, but I ultimately chose Jibble — and I’m really glad I did.”

“JIbble and Toggl Track seem to be relatively popular. I'd probably add Buddy Punch to the list because I know a few teams using it and it has good visualizations/insights.”