Toggl Track

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Record billable and non-billable work with manual entries or a live timer.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
Sign-up required
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What it does

Toggl Track records work time through manual entries and real-time timers. Its product pages describe reports for reviewing individual progress and time by project, as well as calendar integrations and apps for desktop and mobile. The Free plan includes time tracking, simple planning, and personal-level reports; team-level reporting and other tools appear in paid plans.

For a hypothetical consulting project, create a project and log a session with the timer or add the time manually after a meeting. At the end of the week, use the individual report to review where the hours went before preparing a client update. Toggl’s pricing page lists both manual entries and live timers, while the product page describes reports and calendar integrations.

Free is available indefinitely, but the plan comparison separates personal insights from team productivity and revenue reports. If a manager needs a shared view of team workload or billing, compare paid plans rather than assuming those reports are included. No project or time entry was created during this research.

Strengths

  • Supports both manual time entries and real-time timers.
  • Personal-level reports are listed on the Free plan.
  • The product offers calendar integrations and project-focused tracking.

Watch out for

  • Team-level productivity and revenue reports are listed on paid plans rather than Free.

Best for

  • Individuals who want to compare manually entered time with timer-based tracking
  • Consultants reviewing project hours before preparing a client update

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