Things is a premium Apple-ecosystem task manager from Cultured Code in Germany; Things 3 won the Apple Design Award in 2017, sells for about $49.99 one-time on macOS and is known for GTD hierarchy and minimal design.
TickTick was launched by Appest in 2013 starting from the China market, an all-in-one cross-platform productivity app integrating to-dos, Pomodoro, habit tracking, calendar, kanban and notes, with tens of millions of users and Premium around $35.99/year.
Clockify is a free time tracking platform launched in 2017 by a Serbian team, with core timers, timesheets, and reports completely free and unlimited by users; it surpassed 5 million users by 2026 and is one of the most widely used time management tools globally.
Cal.com, founded in 2021 in San Francisco, USA by Peer R., Bailey P., and Omar L., is an open-source scheduling and meeting booking platform gaining attention as a Calendly alternative, supporting self-hosting and deep customization.
Cron is a next-generation professional calendar app, later acquired by Notion and evolved into Notion Calendar, supporting deep Google Calendar sync, multi-timezone views, and team scheduling.
Toggl Track is the flagship time tracking product of the Toggl brand, built in Estonia with over 600,000 active users and millions of global users. A one-click timer combined with project, tag, client, and task management and 100+ integrations make it a common choice for hourly accounting and billing.
Timeneye is a time tracking tool founded in 2006 in Slovenia that simplifies timesheets and project/client reporting, integrates with 20+ B2B tools, and starts around $5-9 per user per month.
Timely (timely-time) is the timeline and team management view of Timely, where automatic timelines record hours minute by minute and team views, budgets, cost rates and an API turn time into accountable business data.
TimeClock is a US time and attendance tool supporting web, mobile and kiosk clock-in, with GPS location, biometrics, scheduling and payroll integration, priced from about $3-10 per user per month.
TickSpot is a US time tracking and timesheet tool built around the Weekly Timesheet, project and client hours and an Approve workflow, with PDF/CSV export, subscriptions around $3-7/user/month and a free tier.
Tick is an online time tracking tool launched in the United States in 2012, supporting timers, manual entry, project and client classification, time reports and a RESTful API, with subscriptions around $10-20/month for freelancers and small teams.
My Hours is a time tracking platform for SMBs and freelancers with a free plan for up to 5 active users, over 250,000 global users and 1.6 billion logged hours, and a Pro plan at about $8 per user per month billed annually.
Minute7 is a professional services time and expense tracking tool based in Mountain View, California, priced at a flat $8 per user per month, deeply integrated with QuickBooks and covering timesheets, expenses, and mileage for accountants and service teams.
Sunsama is a daily planning tool from San Francisco, launched in 2017, that consolidates calendar, tasks, email, and Slack into one daily plan. It offers a 14-day free trial with subscriptions around $16-20/month for professionals and teams.
Pomotodo (Tomato Potato) is a Chinese Pomodoro Technique and to-do list app built around 25-minute focus and 5-minute breaks, syncing across iOS, Android, and Web with WeChat reminders for individual users.
Focus Booster is a Pomodoro technique focus app from a Canadian team, using 25-minute focus cycles, productivity reports, and income tracking to help individuals improve focus, available across all platforms for freelancers and remote workers.
Akiflow is an AI-powered time blocking and calendar aggregation tool for high performers, unifying tasks, calendar, and AI scheduling from about $19/month to enable deep work.
TrackingTime was founded in 2012, headquartered in the United States with an Argentine operations team, as an all-in-one time tracking and project management SaaS. Real-time timing, calendar views, and team performance analysis combine so the free plan already supports basic hour management for small teams.
TMetric is a US time tracking tool founded in 2014 that focuses on billable hours, project budgets and invoicing, integrates with 60+ tools, and serves 10000+ companies worldwide from about $4-5 per user per month.
Time Doctor was founded in 2012 by Liam Martin and Rob Rawson and serves 200,000+ business users with employee time tracking, Web/App monitoring and optional screenshots, integrating 60+ tools for around $5.9-20/user/month.
RescueTime is a classic automatic time tracking tool from Seattle, USA, founded in 2008. It logs app and website usage without manual timers and helps users review time allocation through a 0-100 Productivity Pulse score and weekly email reports.
Everhour is a team time tracking and project budget tool founded in the United States in 2014, offering inline timing inside Asana, Trello, and Jira, with a free plan for 5 members, suited to teams that control hours and costs by project.
ClickTime is an established enterprise time management platform founded in San Francisco in 2005, focusing on timesheets, expenses, and resource utilization for mid-to-large businesses and professional service teams that need project profitability and compliance reporting.
Forest is a gamified focus app developed by Korea's SEEKRTECH that plants a tree as you stay focused and kills it if you leave the app. With 60M+ downloads, a 4.8 App Store rating, and 2.1M+ real trees planted, it is one of the most popular focus apps across platforms.