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Add to SafariWhen comparing Timeneye vs xpert timer, the Slant community recommends Timeneye for most people. In the question“What are the best time tracking apps for freelancers?” Timeneye is ranked 2nd while xpert timer is ranked 27th. The most important reason people chose Timeneye is:
Great for small businesses and freelancers as it is easy to use on both a webpage, Chrome plugin and on mobile.
Specs
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Pros
Pro Straightforward, reliable and portable
Great for small businesses and freelancers as it is easy to use on both a webpage, Chrome plugin and on mobile.
Pro Simple and well integrated
With easy integration into things like Google Calendar or Trello users will not have to spend much time setting up this time manager into their workflow.
Pro Smooth interface and complete management functionalities
Pro Interactive reports
By institution and by project, weekly and monthly, without time limitation.
Pro Data export
CSV and PDF. Entries can be used with other data visualization tools.
Pro Well priced
As of 2021, there's just one price of $6 per user per month.
Pro Basecamp integration
If you already use Basecamp, you can track time on Timeneye by commenting on Basecamp to-dos with the time spent
Pro No subscription needed
Pay once and use as long as you want, no monthly fees or payment plans.
Pro Team tracking
Multiple users can track time at the same time.
Pro Built in user reporting
Allows one to easily see what things are wasting time in ones workflow.
Pro Works on and offline
All one needs to do is sync up to an internet connection at some point for all data to syn between devices. The app can be used offline to only connect to the internet at a later time to sync.
Pro Android version available
There is an Android version of the app available for use, though it does cost separate from the PC app.
Cons
Con No start and end times
Con Very slow
You have to wait seconds after every single click. Waste of time.
Con Features broken
Con Free versions have limited uses
The free Android version has only 50 uses allowed and the free PC version has a limited 30 day trial. While nice to be able to try the app for free many other timers allow single user unlimited use of their apps.
Con No iOS version available
The software is only available for Windows and Android operating systems.
