Timesheet

Smart work hours tracker with powerful earnings insights

Timesheet focuses on one thing and does it impressively well: keeping accurate track of your working life while automatically turning hours into money. Aimed at freelancers, contractors, self‑employed workers and anyone paid by the hour, it replaces scribbled notes and clunky spreadsheets with a clear, structured overview of your time and earnings.

You can log work in several ways: a simple timer, handy widgets or direct input via a calendar. The calendar view is particularly useful, letting you scroll through days and weeks to see exactly when and how long you worked. If you juggle multiple jobs or clients, Timesheet handles them all with separate profiles, tags and rates, so your different income streams never get mixed up.

The app shines when it comes to payroll logic. It supports weekly, biweekly, semimonthly and monthly pay periods, with automatic daily and weekly overtime calculations. You can round entries to common intervals, and factor in taxes, deductions, expenses and even mileage, which is invaluable for consultants or field workers who bill travel.

For analysis and reporting, Timesheet offers charts that summarize where your hours go, plus export options in Excel, CSV and HTML formats. Generating and emailing a PDF invoice directly to a client is quick and professional, turning your tracked time into billable documents in a couple of taps.

The interface is functional rather than flashy, and new users may need a short learning curve to configure rates, pay periods and overtime rules. Some advanced export and invoicing options are locked behind a purchase, but the core tracking experience remains robust and mostly ad‑free.

Overall, Timesheet is a reliable, flexible solution for anyone who must prove, understand and bill their working hours with precision.