One timer. Every device you actually use.
Start a timer on your laptop, stop it from your phone, and see the same running entry on both. WorkingClock tracks hours by project, task, tag, and client, then turns them into reports you can hand to a client or a manager without cleanup.
Free plan included. No card required to start.
Client work · Redesign
01:24:07
Web · iOS · Android · Desktop
Projects, tasks, tags, and clients, kept apart
Group time by project and task, label it with tags, and attach it to a client so an agency running four accounts never mixes up whose hours are whose.
Reports a client can read
Filter by project, tag, or date, then export to CSV or a branded PDF.
Reminders when a timer's still running
Left the timer on after leaving your desk? WorkingClock nudges you before hours pile up on the wrong entry, on whichever device you last used.
Client redesign has been running for 3h 40m. Still working on it?
Share a single project with a client as a read-only guest, no seat, no full account, just the hours on that one project.
Guest accessThe same running timer, on whatever you have in hand
Web, iOS, Android, and a native desktop tray app all read from one account. Start on your desktop before a call, stop it from your phone on the walk out, and the hours land in the same timesheet.
Web
Acme Inc · Onboarding
00:42:11
Mobile
Acme Inc · Onboarding
00:42:11
Desktop
- Onboarding call00:42:11
- Follow-up notes00:11:03
- Invoice draft00:26:40
Track time from your terminal and your AI agent
A command-line client for scripts and CI, and an MCP server your AI assistant can drive. Same account, same API, no extra glue.
Explore the CLI and MCPworkingclock start --project "Website redesign"Started at 09:14:02.# or, from your AI agent over MCP:▶ Stopped Website redesign, logged 2h 15m.
Track your first hour in under three minutes
Sign up, create a project, and press start. No setup call, no seat minimum.