WorkingHours is a time tracking app for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows and Android by Timo Partl, for logging work hours, overtime and earnings per project, with sync through your own cloud storage.
WorkingHours runs a start, pause and stop timer for work sessions, subtracts breaks, and lets you add or edit entries by hand.
It assigns time to tasks, projects and tags, tracks overtime, hourly rates and earnings, and exports timesheets to Excel or CSV grouped by day, week, month, task or tag.
Widgets, NFC tags, geofencing, an Apple Watch timer and calendar import help capture time, and optional sync runs through iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox or WebDAV.
Who WorkingHours suits
Freelancers and contractors who bill by the hour
Employees who keep their own record of overtime
People who want time data in their own cloud storage instead of a new account
One limit. Pro is bought separately on each platform, and sync needs your own cloud storage service.
What WorkingHours costs
The App Store page says WorkingHours is free to use, with a 7-day trial of Pro features and Pro as a one-time purchase per platform.
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