Hi. I'm wondering if anyone can recommend me something to track my time? I know there's a few on the internet but they all seem a bit confusing. All I'm looking for is something that can generate a report and is free/open-source. Web or desktop based, either is good.

 

What do people on here use?

 

Cheers,

~evu.

I use hamster. It can generate HTML reports which I email to clients.

Looks simple enough for me Jock, sadly it's Linux. I probably should of mentioned, I'm on Windows. Since posting this I've signed up for the free version of Harvest. It has a 2 project limit though so I don't think I'll use this for any length of time. A bit complicated at first too, probably more than I need. It does invoicing though...

IF you have outlook try BCM

 

Mark

Not sure this is what you're after and it's not free but has free trial and very reasonable compared to other project management software: http://projectbubble.com/

 

Track time, projects, invoices etc and can share with collaborators / public without added cost.

Thanks for sharing!!

 

Staff Time Management

Our time and attendance system is totally optimized for multiple sites, multiple time zones and multiple languages. There are many features that allow you to configure the application to fit your solution needs.

 

 

 

payroll check calculator

Me and my group of web designers use this time management software.

 

It tracks the hours we work, the tasks we do and the websites we visit everyday.

 

It has a web UI that can give you the reports and it's open source too.

Edited September 7, 201114 yr by Bruce Harper

I would suggest you to try Replicon's simple to use cloud based time management software.

It has a nice calendar view interface for tracking projects and preparing related data for client billing. It also includes automatic export to QuickBooks, and there's an API tool that lets you set up export to nearly all other applications.

In my view you should try proofhub as it has features to suffice the requirement of time tracking and report generation. I am using it myself for more than a year and I am satisfied with it.

Edited October 9, 201312 yr by rallport

I use hamster. It can generate HTML reports which I email to clients.

I use it too, recommend it