Overview

Timeneye was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Slovenia, focused on simplifying time tracking and timesheet management as a productivity tool for freelancers, small and mid-sized teams and enterprises. It combines lightweight time recording with project/client time management and reporting, and its registered user base spans 100+ countries.

Timeneye sits between a minimal timer and a full project management suite: it keeps one-click timing and manual entry, while providing project-, client- and task-level time structures and exportable visual reports. Deep integrations with Asana, Trello, Jira, Slack and Basecamp (20+ tools) let it slot into an existing toolchain. For teams that bill by the hour or track project costs, Timeneye is a cost-effective entry point.

Key Strengths

  • Low learning curve: An intuitive interface lets a team start tracking in about 10 minutes with no formal training.
  • Rich integration ecosystem: 20+ integrations covering Asana, Trello, Jira, Basecamp and Slack feed time data back into project workflows. See productivity tool collection for stack ideas.
  • Multi-dimensional reporting: Analyze time by project, client, person and date, with PDF/CSV export for finance and client reconciliation.
  • Friendly pricing: Paid plans start around $5-9 per user per month, in the low-mid range for time trackers, while the free plan covers daily tracking for small teams.
  • Client-level accounting: Track time and cost by client, ideal for freelancers and service teams billing by the hour.

Product Ecosystem

Core Time Tracking

Provides one-click start/stop timers, manual entry and calendar time blocks, plus bulk editing and time-off handling. Desktop, mobile and web stay in sync in real time.

Project & Client Dimensions

Organizes time data in a project-task-client hierarchy, tracking total spend per client, budget burn and workload to surface overrun risks early.

Reporting & Export

Built-in visual reports by project, person, client and date, exportable to PDF/CSV for client reconciliation, cost accounting and billing.

Integration Hub

Two-way integrations with Google Calendar, Trello, Asana, Basecamp, Jira and Slack (20+ tools) pull task and calendar context into the workflow to cut duplicate entry.

Team Management

Member management, permissions and approval flows let admins see the full team's time overview and set tracking reminders for lightweight cost control.

Limitations

  • Limited feature depth: Compared with Toggl Track and Clockify, automation rules, advanced integrations and API depth are weaker.
  • Average mobile experience: The mobile app covers fewer features, with weaker notifications and offline tracking.
  • Limited localization: The interface and docs are primarily in English, which may be less friendly for non-English teams.
  • Restrictive free plan: Reporting depth, number of integrations and budget features are limited unless upgraded.

Use Cases

  • Hourly billing freelancers (★★★★★): Client-level time grouping and report export simplify billing reconciliation. See freelance work management.
  • Small team time management （★★★★☆）: Lightweight project/client time structures fit teams of 5-50 people.
  • Teams already using PM tools （★★★★☆）: Asana, Trello or Jira users reuse task context to avoid duplicate logging.
  • Enterprises needing deep automation （★★☆☆☆）: Consider enterprise options such as Time Doctor.
  • Mobile-first teams （★★☆☆☆）: Weaker mobile capabilities limit long stretches of field work.

Pricing

Plan Price Core Features
Free $0 Basic timing, limited projects, basic reports
Paid About $5-9/user/month Unlimited projects, multi-dimensional reports, 20+ integrations, budgets and team management

Note: Timeneye bills per user per month with prices varying by plan and billing cycle; a free trial is available for evaluation.

FAQ

  • How do I choose between Timeneye and Toggl Track? Both excel at lightweight tracking. Timeneye emphasizes project/client reporting and B2B integrations, while Toggl Track leads on one-click timing and free plan usability. Compare them in productivity tool collection.

  • Which project management tools does Timeneye integrate with? It integrates with 20+ tools including Asana, Trello, Jira, Basecamp, Slack and Google Calendar, reusing task and calendar context. More stack ideas in remote team toolchain.

  • Is the free plan enough? The free plan suits individuals and micro teams for basic timing and reports; multi-dimensional reporting, 20+ integrations and budgets require the paid plan. Budget-focused users can also compare Clockify's free offering.

  • Can I track costs by client? Yes. Timeneye groups time and cost by project and client, exporting PDF/CSV reports for settlement, ideal for freelancers and service teams billing hourly.