Time tracking for the way you actually work.
The app is the same for everyone. The reasons for keeping track are not. Pick the page closest to your work for a worked example in your own terms.
Detailed guides by profession
Solicitors
A call about one client arrives while you’re working on another’s matter.
Separate time per matter, interruptions kept out, hourly rates and export.
Consultants
Documents, calls and research for several clients in the same week.
Time by engagement, rated and unrated work, totals you can export.
Plumbers
A callout that turns into a wait for parts and a return visit.
Actual labour time per job, pauses excluded, corrections when you forget.
Freelancers
A fixed-price project, a third round of revisions and an unplanned call.
See how long client work really took, without a monthly fee.
Other work it suits
- Electricians Record fault-finding and the fix as separate sessions on the same job, so you can see what the diagnosis really took.
- Web designers and developers Keep build work, bug reports and “quick” changes for each site under its own job, and switch when a client calls.
- Tradespeople Carpenters, decorators, tilers and more: record the actual hours on each job, including the ones that run over.
- Accountants and bookkeepers Track month-end work for each client, and record the queries that arrive in between against the right one.
Not on the list? Track anything.
The Quick Timer works without a customer or job. Use it for study, volunteering, practice or a personal project, and organise it later if you want to.