WorkingHours Time Tracker

What WorkingHours is for

WorkingHours is a time tracker, timesheet and personal work log. The listing aims it at freelancers, hourly workers, employees, contractors and consultants who need to record time, earnings, overtime and billable hours.

Time gets into the log two ways: a running timer, or entries typed in by hand. The tracked hours can then feed invoices, so the same record serves both the working day and the billing afterwards.

Timers, breaks and shifts

The work timer can be started, paused and stopped as the day goes. Pausing covers breaks, and the listing also says breaks can be subtracted automatically, so the total reflects time actually worked.

Sessions that run past midnight are split automatically. The developer presents the app as a freelance time tracker, a shift tracker or a personal time clock, depending on how the user works.

Editing and sorting logged hours

Entries can be added, edited or corrected after the fact, which matters when a timer was forgotten or a shift was recorded late. Each entry can be filed under a project, a task and one or more tags.

That structure lets hours be grouped by client or job before they are reviewed or billed.

Reports, timesheets and invoices

Tracked time can be reviewed in visual reports. A time sheet can be exported from the same data.

The listing says the tracked time can be used to prepare invoices, so the hours recorded during the week are the figures that go onto the bill.

Pomodoro focus sessions

Pomodoro focus sessions run on a structured task timer inside the app. Each session is tied to a task, so focus time can be logged against the work it went into.