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European alternatives to Clockify

Time tracking apps run by European companies

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Clockify is a time tracking application from the United States. It runs a timer in the browser, on the desktop or on a phone, groups entries by project, client and tag, and turns them into timesheets and reports you can export. Freelancers use it to see where their week went, and agencies use it to compare booked hours against what was estimated for a project.

Timesheets are personal data about employees, and in several European countries their handling is bound by works council agreements and by rules on monitoring staff, so the processing location is a genuine question rather than a formality. A European alternative to Clockify keeps that record with an EU or EFTA supplier. solidtime is an open approach to time tracking, Toggl Track and Timely cover everyday timers and reporting, and Timeular adds a physical device for switching tasks.

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Questions

Can I import my Clockify data?

Clockify exports entries and reports as CSV, and most tools here accept a CSV of time entries or at least of projects and clients. Toggl Track and solidtime document what their importers expect.

Which European alternative is closest to Clockify?

Toggl Track is the nearest in everyday use: a simple timer, projects and tags, and reports across a team. Timeneye and DeskTime are worth a look if you want the tracking tied more closely to planning or to activity overviews.

Is there a free European time tracker?

Several providers here, Toggl Track among them, have a free tier for individuals or very small teams, and solidtime is open for self-hosting. Limits change, so check the current plans on each provider's own site.