Clockify
52 likes
Track time for individual and team projects, analyze productivity with advanced reports, manage tasks, export data, and collaborate in real time across web, desktop, and mobile platforms with integrations, reminders, idle detection, and Pomodoro timer.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Android Tablet
- Microsoft Edge
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SeeForth added Clockify as alternative to Quarter Past
Vladislav-Likh added Clockify as alternative to DailyGrind
ri-mar-ko added Clockify as alternative to Phased Studio
ByEaseSoftware added Clockify as alternative to Invocat ByEase
Eroxyone added Clockify as alternative to WorkFlow Time Tracker
triggerflo added Clockify as alternative to TriggerFlo
invoicing_builder added Clockify as alternative to Invoicing Builder
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Comments and Reviews
I've been using Clockify with Todoist integration on and off for a couple years (free, don't need billing) and it's good to get time tracking overview (projects, tasks, desktop + mobile, dashboard charts stats etc). It's fairly easy to use in combo.
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I really liked the app, but where I saw it, it appeared to me that it was free, when I check here, it came out that it was freemium, which I thought was a mistake of the site, but no, I got to https://clockify.me/upgrade and it seemed like a spit in the face, the reason is not because it offers payment options (that's fine), what I think is wrong is to offer that this program is 100% free
I wish it will be open source
Clockify is great not because it's free (we use the paid version at $300/year) but because it's awesome and doesn't require per user pricing. Instead of fooling around at $180/month (which would leave us on spreadsheets or some other solution), we pay one fair fee per year and enjoy agency-wide high quality time tracking. This Toggle is what happens when when a company tests the limits of price elasticity to screw your users, instead of to make a reasonable profit.
Definitely useful tool but crashes very often in Ubuntu 18.04. I recommend you to add "Time on used for making Clockify run again" section too.
I am looking for an alternative still.
Probably best free Toggl-like experience but buggy and is heavily dependant on an internet connection, slow loading even on better devices and connection.