What it does
Desklog records work automatically or through a web timer, builds timesheets, and tracks time by project. Paid plans add reporting, project billing, and workforce features. The pricing page lists a free plan for up to three users and Business at $3.50/user/month, but the display is inconsistent in places. Employee activity monitoring is also available, with screenshots as an option.
Desklog suits teams that want both automatic work-time capture and a manual web timer. Recorded hours can be organized into project timesheets, with paid tiers adding reporting, billing, and workforce features. The vendor lists Free for up to three users and Business at $3.50/user/month; because the pricing page displays the paid amount inconsistently, verify the current rate before budgeting. Desklog also offers employee activity monitoring and optional screenshots, which should be assessed separately from ordinary project time entry.
Strengths
- Supports automatic time recording and a web timer with project timesheets.
- Paid plans add reports and project billing; a free tier is listed for up to three users.
Watch out for
- The pricing page’s paid amount is inconsistent in places.
- Employee activity monitoring and optional screenshots may not fit every workplace policy.
Best for
- Small teams recording project time with automatic capture and a manual timer
- Managers who need project billing reports alongside timesheets
Sources
- Time Tracking Software for Workforce Productivity | Desklog (Oct 25, 2026)
- Desklog Pricing Plans (Oct 25, 2026)