Setting up new tasks and projects is easy. The beauty of the platform (which also boasts a robust web service) is that you can start a timer on one device and finish it on another, which matches most people’s working habits. Toggl (try writing it with the spell check on) offers native apps for both Mac and iOS. You can use it as a free app (fine for small freelancers) or choose a subscription-based version (from $9/month) for even more features. More information about what Zoho offers broadly is available online. Some features are limited to subscribers only. Projects is free for up to three users on two projects with a sliding scale of per-user subscriptions available. Zoho Projects is the company's time tracking tool. This lets you track time, assign it to individual projects, create workflows and it integrates with the company’s own suite of apps, along with Slack, Google and a range of third-party enterprise solutions providers. It’s usually worth taking a look at Zoho whenever you are searching for business-related software, as the industrious developer has a swathe of tools for most tasks.

These are the time-tracking apps that make the current cut: Zoho Projects I stand to be corrected if I left out your favorite. Here, I’ve tried to only include cross-platform, app-based time tracking options with at least a Mac client. Those parameters limit the field somewhat – and mean some popular solutions might not make the list. There are also time-tracking solutions that integrate with other business systems, such as project/team management tools – enabling managers to achieve oversight of project completion and time-based costs.

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