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Manual Time Tracking
People waste hours manually logging work time across spreadsheets and disconnected tools, producing inaccurate, abandoned, and unbillable data.
In their words
I want to see what they're working on at any given moment since they are remote from me.
I just want to make sure everything transfers correctly and that I’m covered if there’s ever an audit.
We're looking for something basic, that has screenshots, and tracks an employees time accurately.
Is there anyway to document your sessions by the minute (ex: 10:33-2:01 instead of 10:35-2:00)? It only lets me track by increments of 5.
I just want a free, simple way to let my bookkeeper know how much to pay each person.
tracking how I spent each 15 minute increment of the hour is nuts
I spent more time on timecards than actual work.
I honestly couldn't tell you where the time went.
I've been giving the guy weekly reminders of the importance of logging tickets. But he logs maybe 10 hours a week...
We have to stick our eyes glued to Laptop screen for straight 8+ hours otherwise timesheets are not getting approved.
Timesheet takes ~10 minutes a day now instead of half an hour, and it's most done for me, instead of me having to look up all the project numbers
there was a lot of unpaid work involved, including report writing and training that had to be completed in your own time
I've struggled a lot in the last year with time tracking for fixed price projects ... and billable hours ... largely due to the amount of parallelism I now do
Automating it has been way better for me than the alternative of breaking my flow whenever I'm switching tasks to chart my time
Employees, freelancers, and managers
Where they talk
- r/TimeTrackingSoftware
- r/smallbusiness
- r/HarvestApp
- r/RWShelp
- r/SideProject
- r/ProductivityApps
- r/projectmanagement
- r/excel
Tools they use today
- Excel
- Toggl
- Clockify
- Google Sheets
- Jira
- Harvest
- Slack
- Hubstaff
Why those fall short
- systems require granular entries but don't auto-capture tasks, causing manual overhead
- logging itself consumes time and skews client work hours
- manual tracking is tedious; feelings are dismissed by managers
- goes yellow even when actually working, just no interaction
- logging is manual and tedious, so techs skip it
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