Free time tracking software

Time tracking that ends in an invoice, not a CSV

Trackers count your hours and hand you an export. Coordinator tracks time on the actual work — then bills it, job-costs it and reports the margin, in the same free system. Unlimited users, no per-seat meter.

Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.

Track

One timer, on the real work

No separate 'time entries' world to maintain — the timer runs on the task, in the project, for the client.

  • One running timer per personstart on a task, stop, minutes computed — no stopwatch babysitting.
  • Rates frozen at entrychange someone's rate next month and history stays true.
  • Billable or not, per entryinternal work stays internal; billable work queues for the invoice.
  • The waiting analysisactive time vs. waiting-on-someone time, split — see where delivery actually stalls.
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Invoice INV-0042
Meridian Design Studio → Harbor & Finch Ltd
Awaiting payment
Brand identity — discovery & concepts$3,200.00
Website design — 6 templates$4,800.00
Rush delivery add-on$640.00
Total due$8,640.00
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Bill

Unbilled hours flow onto invoices by themselves

Pick up a client's unbilled time as invoice lines in one motion — or let the monthly retainer sweep it automatically. No export, no re-keying, no forgotten hours.

  • Retainers that sweep the month's time onto the invoice, on schedule
  • Hosted invoices paid by card on your own Stripe, PayPal or Wise
  • Loaded payroll cost allocable to jobs — so margin is honest, not gross
Versus the trackers

Trackers charge per user to count — billing is extra

Here's the market, side by side. Every row links to a full, fair comparison.

ToolPriceModel
Coordinator$0 — every featureTime → invoice → job cost → margin, one systemStart free →
Toggl TrackFree (≤5 users); ~$9–$18/user/moFree to 5 users; per-user beyondFull comparison →
Harvest~$9–$17.50/seat/mo + unpublished usage feesSeats + unpublished usage meteringFull comparison →
ClockifyFree (now ≤5 users, features stripped); ~$4–$15/user/moFree (≤5 users post-2026); per-user tiersFull comparison →
TimeCampFree (unlimited users); ~$4–$14/user/moFree unlimited users; per-user ladder for billingFull comparison →

Competitor pricing and limits are approximate, from published plans as of August 2026.

Fair questions

Free time tracking, without the asterisk

Free for the whole team?

Yes — unlimited users, no per-seat fee, no features held back. Everyone gets one running timer; managers get the reports.

Where do the hours actually go?

Onto the work, and then into the money — automatically. Time logs against the task with the person's rate frozen at entry; unbilled billable hours flow onto the next invoice (or get swept by the monthly retainer), and loaded costs land on the job so margin is real.

How is that different from Toggl or Clockify?

Dedicated trackers count time and then export it — to your invoicing tool, your books, your reports. Here there's nothing to export to: the invoice, the job cost and the profitability report are the same system the timer runs in.

Does it show where time is wasted?

It shows something better than idle-detection: the waiting analysis. '40 days on this project — 22 of them waiting on the client.' Active work and waiting spells are tracked separately, so you can see where delivery actually stalls.

What about approvals and rates?

Billable flags per entry, bill-out rates and internal cost rates per member (admin-only), and rates frozen at entry time so history never rewrites when rates change.

100% free — every feature, every seat

Start the timer on real work

Free for the whole team — and this month's unbilled hours become next month's invoice on their own.

Free. No card. About two minutes to set up.