What it does
Yaware.TimeTracker records computer and offline work time, application and website activity, and time allocated to projects and tasks, then generates timesheets and productivity reports. Its pricing page lists cloud plans per employee/month, with annually billed prices of $3.20 for Automated Timesheets, $8 for Conscious Leader, and $10 for Project Management; monthly billing is $3.99, $10, and $13. An on-premises Enterprise option is quote-based with a 50-license minimum. Higher tiers include screenshots and webcam snapshots; cloud data retention is listed as three months.
Yaware.TimeTracker is designed for employers who want time reports built from employee computer activity and work records. The vendor describes automatic tracking of apps and sites, offline work, task/project allocation, timesheets, and productivity reports. Published cloud rates are per employee/month: $3.20, $8, and $10 when billed annually, or $3.99, $10, and $13 monthly for Automated Timesheets, Conscious Leader, and Project Management. On-premises Enterprise is custom with a 50-license minimum, and the page lists three months of cloud data retention. Screenshot and webcam capture in higher plans makes this an employee-monitoring product; teams should review its collection model and their own workplace policies before deployment.
Strengths
- Records computer and offline time and can allocate work to projects and tasks.
- Publishes tiered per-employee pricing and offers an on-premises Enterprise option.
Watch out for
- Higher tiers include screenshots and webcam snapshots, making monitoring a central consideration.
- Cloud data retention is listed as three months, and on-premises Enterprise has a 50-license minimum.
Best for
- Employers reviewing activity-based work-time and project reports
- Organizations comparing cloud tracking with a quoted on-premises deployment
Sources
- Yaware.TimeTracker - Automatic Time Tracking for Teams (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing plans | Yaware.TimeTracker (Oct 25, 2026)