What it does
Chrometa automatically captures time spent in documents, email, websites, and calls, then helps users allocate it to clients and projects for review, reporting, and billing. The pricing page lists Standard at $19/user/month, Plus at $29, and Premium at $49; annual plans are also shown at $140, $212, and $360 per user/year. Higher plans include screenshots and team-monitoring features, so evaluate whether that collection model fits workplace privacy policies.
Chrometa is designed for professionals who want a starting record of computer-based work rather than relying entirely on memory at the end of the day. It captures activity across documents, email, websites, and calls, then lets the user assign time to clients and projects for reporting and billing. The vendor lists Standard at $19/user/month, Plus at $29, and Premium at $49, with annual options at $140, $212, and $360 per user/year. Higher tiers add screenshots and team monitoring; those features change the privacy implications and should be assessed against the organization’s policies rather than treated as ordinary manual time entry.
Strengths
- Automatically captures activity across documents, email, websites, and calls for later allocation.
- Supports project/client reporting and billing from recorded time.
Watch out for
- Automatic computer-activity capture is not the same as a manual project timer.
- Higher plans include screenshots and team-monitoring features that need workplace privacy review.
Best for
- Consultants and billable professionals reconstructing time across computer-based work
- Teams that need activity capture before assigning hours to clients or projects
Sources
- Chrometa: Remote Work Time Tracking (Oct 25, 2026)
- Chrometa: Remote Work Time Tracking (Oct 25, 2026)