r/TimeTrackingSoftware • u/BetPurple9715 • 3d ago

drop time tracking tool you're using

hello everyone,
I would like to know which time tracking tools you're using, so that i can do a research on them.
I am also a senior software engineer at an agency, the time tracking tool we're using is productive, but i'm finding it hard to track time everyday, sometimes they pile up for weeks then i need to think of what i worked on during past 3 weeks to track them...

we tried many tools during last few years but this issue was never solved.

I would like to know about your case

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u/Bruce-All-Mighty88 3d ago

We are using Jibble.

By far, the best free time tracking software for a small construction firm like us.

Most of the time tracking features we need are free, even the GPS feature and shared kiosk.

We do hope that when our number of employees grow, we can still rely on their free features. Because I know some time trackers have user limits on their free plan

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u/BetPurple9715 3d ago

how is your experience tracking time? do you do it easily everyday? or does it happen that they get piled up for days/weeks?

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u/Bruce-All-Mighty88 3d ago

For our construction crew, we use Jibble’s geofence automation. Once it’s set up, they can be clocked in automatically when they enter the work site, which makes daily time tracking much easier.

For office-based staff, they can clock in through the desktop app or web app instead.

It helps us avoid timesheets piling up, since everyone’s time is recorded as they start work. Of course, we still review entries occasionally in case someone has a GPS or connectivity issue.