Work and productivity
European time tracking apps
Track hours in apps hosted within Europe
A time tracking app records how long you spend on tasks, projects and clients. Some run a timer you start and stop, others track automatically in the background and let you sort entries afterwards. Freelancers, agencies and consultancies use them to bill accurately, and teams use the reports to see where a project's hours are actually going.
Tracking hours means tracking people, and in several European countries works councils and labour law have a say in how that is done. solidtime, timeBuzzer and Timely are European products, and solidtime can be self hosted. A European time tracking app keeps employee records under GDPR, and a clean CSV export keeps your billing history yours when you move on.
solidtime
Open source time tracking from Austria
solidtime is an open source time tracking app from Austria. Entries can be organised by client, project and task, and teams can restrict access with roles and by adding only the relevant people to a project. An importer brings existing data over from tools such as Clockify or Toggl.
Toggl Track
Time tracking from Estonia
Timely
Automatic time tracking from Norway
Timing
Automatic time tracking for macOS from Germany
timeBuzzer
Time tracking from Germany
DeskTime
Time tracking app from Latvia
Timeular
Time tracking with a physical tracker from Austria
Timeneye
Time tracking from Italy
Kimai
Open source time tracking from Austria
Tyme
Time tracking for Apple devices from Germany
Memtime
Automatic time tracking app from Germany
Clockodo
Time tracking for teams from Germany
timr
Time tracking from Austria hosted in Germany