TimeCamp

Overview

TimeCamp was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Krakow, Poland. It is the cross-platform client of the TimeCamp time tracking platform in the productivity space. TimeCamp App covers Windows, macOS and Linux desktops plus iOS and Android mobile apps, bringing one-click timing, automatic tracking, offline recording and a Pomodoro timer to every endpoint, so teams can log hours consistently whether in the office or remote.

Unlike the page covering the platform as a whole at TimeCamp, this page takes the app-side view: the core is endpoint experience and capture capability, including cross-platform coverage, offline sync, calendar integration and focus features such as the Pomodoro timer. The free plan is unlimited in users and projects, while paid plans run from about $3.99 to $9.99 per user per month; tracked data is classified by the AI Agent into project timesheets. For an overall view, see productivity tools collection.

Key Strengths

• Full platform coverage: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android plus browser extensions let any team member log from any device, with unlimited users on the free plan.
• Offline tracking without data loss: It keeps tracking in the background without a connection and syncs automatically when back online, covering commutes, travel and weak networks.
• Focus and schedule integration: A built-in Pomodoro timer splits work into focus sessions, while calendar integration turns schedule events into time entries to reduce manual entry.
• AI-driven classification: Automatic tracking records app and web usage, and the AI Agent learns work habits to assign time to the right projects and fill timesheets.
• Lightweight mobile capture: The mobile app supports manual entry and location markers, so client visits outside the office count toward the right projects.

Product Ecosystem

Desktop Apps

Windows, macOS and Linux desktop apps run in the background with one-click start/stop, optional app and web activity tracking, and AI Agent support for zero-click timing.

Mobile Apps

iOS and Android apps offer offline timing, manual entry, location markers and push reminders, so hours are captured even when working on the move.

Browser Extensions

Extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge add one-click timing to web workflows and sync in real time with the web workspace, suited to browser-centric teams.

Pomodoro Timer

The built-in timer splits work into focus sessions of about 25 minutes, pairing with automatic tracking to form a focus-break rhythm and measurable focus time.

Calendar & Offline Sync

Calendar integration (Google Calendar, Outlook) converts schedule events into time drafts; offline mode keeps recording without a network and syncs automatically when reconnected.

Limitations

• Mobile lags desktop: The mobile app is best for timing and entry; deep reports, approvals and BI integrations are done mainly on desktop and web.
• Privacy sensitivity: Automatic activity tracking records app and web usage, needs admin opt-in, and some employees may resist it, so transparency settings are essential.
• System resource usage: Background tracking on desktop consumes some CPU and memory, noticeable on lower-end or older devices.
• Free plan limits: Attendance approvals, budgets and SSO are not in the free plan, so growing teams need a paid tier.

Use Cases

• Remote and hybrid teams (recommended ★★★★★): Cross-platform plus offline sync keeps hours continuous on any device and network; see remote team toolchain.
• Individuals and teams managing focus (recommended ★★★★): The Pomodoro timer with automatic tracking quantifies focused output.
• Consulting and sales teams on the road (recommended ★★★★): Mobile entry and location markers keep out-of-office hours accurately assigned.
• Users on low-spec devices (recommended ★★★): Background tracking uses resources, so try the free plan first on older hardware.

Pricing

Note: Prices are annual billing rates from the official site; AI time tracking is billed separately by token usage (about $6/user/month). A 14-day free trial needs no credit card; see the official site for details.

FAQ

• Which devices does TimeCamp App support? Desktops on Windows, macOS and Linux, mobile on iOS and Android, plus Chrome, Firefox and Edge extensions, so teams can log from any device - see remote team management tools comparison for the big picture.

• Can I track time offline? Yes. The app keeps timing in the background without a connection and syncs automatically when back online, so commutes and travel never lose hours - see remote team toolchain for remote collaboration.

• How is the Pomodoro timer different from normal timing? The Pomodoro timer splits work into focus sessions with automatic breaks, ideal for deep work and time-blocking, while normal timing records continuously by project or task - see productivity tools collection for focus tools.

• Can I view reports on mobile? The mobile app focuses on timing and entry; deep reports and approvals are best viewed on desktop or web, with data synced in real time across devices - see remote team management tools comparison for cross-device approaches.

• Is TimeCamp App the same product as the TimeCamp platform? Yes. The app is the client form of the platform; this page focuses on endpoint experience, while platform capabilities such as attendance, budgets, invoicing and approvals are covered at TimeCamp, with the billing loop in automated invoicing and billing systems.