Simple time tracking software for teams
Timen helps teams track work hours, keep time organized by project and client, and turn clean entries into reports and invoices when needed.
Track work hours as they happen
Track work hours as you go, or add them later. Timen is built for quick logging, so time tracking does not feel like extra admin work.
Keep time grouped by project, team, or client, so it is easy to review later and see where the hours actually went.
When it is time to review work, share a summary, or prepare billing, your totals are already clean - no spreadsheet cleanup and no guessing what belongs where.
Track and review work hours in a calendar
Sometimes you need to see work hours laid out on a calendar. It makes it easier to spot heavy days and understand what happened during the week.
Browse tracked hours by day or week, and keep entries grouped in a way that stays easy to read.
If something looks off, you can adjust it and move on - without turning time tracking into a project.
Time tracking reports by project, person, and date
Reports should answer simple questions: what took time, where it went, and what needs attention next.
See totals by project, person, client, or date range, so you can share a clear summary, check progress, or prepare billing without digging around.
When you need to share the data, exports keep time reports easy to hand off.
Turn tracked work hours into invoices
When billing time is part of the job, you want a clean handoff from reviewed work hours to an invoice.
Timen helps you pull together the right projects, clients, and time entries, so invoices match the work without extra cleanup.
Send it, keep an eye on the status, and reduce the chance of missed or double-billed time.
What makes Timen different?
Timen is a simple time tracking app for teams that need clear work hours, clean project records, useful reports, and invoices when billing is part of the workflow.
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| Quick to start tracking |
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Feels like another chore |
| Easy for everyone |
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Setup takes a whole project |
| Keeps projects and clients tidy |
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Entries get messy fast |
| Edit time without breaking things |
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Fixing it later is a headache |
| Reports that make sense |
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Export, clean up, repeat |
| Simple pricing |
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Pay extra for basics |
One plan, everything included
$ 9 /user/month
- Unlimited time entries
- Unlimited projects
- Time tracking timer and calendar
- Reports and exports
- Invoicing and billing
- Client management
- No feature tiers
- Fast human support
Everything is included in one plan. No tiers and no add-ons. Just clear, predictable pricing for simple time tracking, reporting, and invoicing.
Know where work hours go without chasing updates
A straightforward way to log work hours, review them by project or client, and use them for reporting or billing.
Frequently asked questions
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Time tracking software helps you capture time spent on work and organize it by project, client, or task. That visibility makes planning easier and billing more accurate.
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A time tracking timer records work in real time. Manual entries let you log time after the fact. Timesheets collect entries for review, approvals, and reporting.
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Simple tools keep setup minimal, make starting and stopping fast, and keep editing painless. Good defaults, clear totals, and clean reports matter more than endless configuration.
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It creates clarity about where time goes, which helps teams estimate better and spot busywork early. Clear reporting also reduces back-and-forth when closing a project or preparing invoices.
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Yes. That is one of the most important basics. Categorizing entries makes reporting useful and makes it easy to understand what work is driving the most time.
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Most teams need exports to share time with clients or run the numbers internally. CSV and PDF exports keep things portable and easy to hand off.
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Yes. CSV and PDF exports help you share time data with clients, accounting, managers, or other tools without rebuilding reports manually.
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Prioritize adoption: fast entry, clean editing, and reporting that answers real questions. Then look for essentials like exports, invoicing support, permissions, and responsive human support.