What it does
My Hours records time against projects and tasks through a timer or manual entry. It offers timeline and timesheet views, detailed project reports, and billable rates. The Free plan is available for up to five active users; paid plans add tools such as budgets, granular permissions, and approval workflows.
For a small project, add a project and its tasks, then record time with the timer or enter a missed session manually. A daily or weekly timesheet view gives the team a place to check the entries, while a detailed report can summarize work by project. My Hours’ plan comparison documents both timer and manual entry, plus timesheet periods and reports.
Free allows up to five active users. Basic adds unlimited projects and clients, billable rates, and detailed reports; Pro adds budgets, finer permissions, and an approval workflow with an audit log. The product is a practical fit when a team wants project-level time records without adopting a more elaborate workforce-monitoring suite.
Strengths
- Supports both timer-based and manual time entry.
- Timesheets can be viewed by day or over a weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, or monthly period.
- The pricing page lists a Free plan for up to five active users.
Watch out for
- Free is limited to five active users.
- Budgets, granular permissions, and approval workflows are paid-plan features.
Best for
- Small project teams that need manual entry as well as running timers
- Freelancers or agencies reviewing detailed time by client project
Sources
- Free Time Tracking for your Projects and Tasks | My Hours (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing | My Hours (Oct 25, 2026)