Collection of Time Tracking Tools
In just about any industry it is important to be able to track your time on tasks. Tracking your day can not only help with billing of clients, but also to help make your future days more efficient. Below is an ever growing list of sites that either offer software, tools for time tracking, or methods:
- Quicklog your work day
- Painless Estimation Tools
- Web 2.0 Time Tracking Overview
- Mac Tracking Tool (custom script)
- Trax Time for Windows
- SlimTimer - Timesheet
- unfuddle project management software
There are a lot of other time tracking and project management scripts out there, but this above list should help you get started.
P.S. I currently use outlook, quickbooks, and notepad for my time tracking. I’ve tried just about every online system and found that when I’m doing freelance stuff on my own (no group participation) its just easier to use the above stated tools.
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November 13th, 2006 at 12:47 pm
There’s another one to add to the list. It’s an online time tracking application called ToadTime. It let’s you generate invoices from your time entries and it’s got a place to track tasks as well. It’s also nicely integrated with QuickBooks for anybody who needs real accounting software.
November 14th, 2006 at 10:42 am
That looks great. I’ve worked in several industries now and found that time tracking is essential. I also attempted to create a project and time management system for a small construction company I am part owner in. I finally came to the conclusion that QuickBooks is the ideal solution for just about any industry, ToadTime looks like a nice fit.