Time tracking and everything that comes with it Flexible time registration – your way
The core of TimeWriter is, of course, the accurate recording of working hours: who did what, for which client, and within which project.
To make this as efficient as possible, TimeWriter offers multiple input methods. There is a clear weekly grid that strongly resembles Outlook’s calendar view. You can even display your Outlook appointments in the background and copy them with a single click. This makes it easy to fill in your week and quickly see where open time slots remain.
For those who handle many short tasks, the weekly grid may be less suitable: the blocks become so small that text is hardly readable. That’s why there is a list view, where each time block is displayed in the same size — regardless of its duration. This way, all essential information remains clearly visible.
Do you prefer working in a grid like in Excel? That’s possible too. TimeWriter offers an entry method that lets you easily record hours per day and per activity, without having to detail your day minute by minute.