There are a lot of great tools in this space. But for my simple needs (one person, many projects), I've landed on Toggl. Harvest was a bit too structured. Freckle felt a bit froofy and almost too freeform. SlimTimer, my previous tool, works well but had some downtime and development seems to have stopped.
Toggl has a good balance of structure plus freehand entry. The web interface is fast, lightweight, and gets out of your way. It's modern but not trendy, which is exactly what you want for an everyday tool.
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Brian Morykon
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Brian Morykon1.3k
on Dec 23, 2011
There are a lot of great tools in this space. But for my simple needs (one person, many projects), I've landed on Toggl. Harvest was a bit too structured. Freckle felt a bit froofy and almost too freeform. SlimTimer, my previous tool, works well but had some downtime and development seems to have stopped.
Toggl has a good balance of structure plus freehand entry. The web interface is fast, lightweight, and gets out of your way. It's modern but not trendy, which is exactly what you want for an everyday tool.
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