What's your favorite Time Tracker Software? (Shareware, Freeware or Web App)

[trisho.]

Hello again,

So, I need to start tracking my hours for a particular project I started last week. What software do y'all use to track hours? A friend suggested this web app called Harvest for tracking and invoicing: http://www.getharvest.com/.

There are a couple of other sites I might use but I would like to hear some other options. I don't really want anything too complicated as I'm trying not to get caught up in the process and just want it done, invoiced, and paid. $40 or below for an application at most or probably $5 - $10/month at most if a web app.

Thanks again all,

[lafinfil]

TaskTime is very straight forward and the interface is very mac like (no manual needed)

You can get a free trial download http://www.ttpsoftware.com/Products/tasktime.html and it's $20 for a license

[Article Accelerator]

trisho. wrote: I need to start tracking my hours for a particular project...just want it done, invoiced, and paid

All in one and less than $40: Billings

http://www.billingsapp.com/

[karsen]

I use Billings. I like it a lot.

[elahon]

I also use Billings, have been for a couple of years now. I love it.

[Big Daddy Cool]

I like On The Job

http://stuntsoftware.com/OnTheJob/

[bik]

I use Billings for, um, billing.

My group does happen to use Harvest for our shared, web-based time tracking. It's only been a few months, but we like it much better than other web-based solutions we've tried.

[trisho.]

Good point about it being web-based bik. I realized it this morning that possibly I would want access to the info no matter where I am? What say you all?

[blooz]

I'm using TimeCache from Pandaware.
It suits my modest needs.

[bazookaman]

Billings here.