Freelancer Time Tracking App
Most time tracking tools are built for teams — loaded with seat licenses, integrations, and project-management features that solo workers pay for but never use. TymClock is built for one: tap to start, tap to stop, add a note, and move on with your work. When a client asks for a timesheet, export a clean PDF in seconds and send it straight from your phone.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do freelancers need a dedicated time tracking app?
- Freelancers billing by the hour need an accurate, timestamped record of every session to justify invoices and avoid disputes. A dedicated app removes the friction of spreadsheets or manual logs — you capture time at the moment it happens rather than trying to reconstruct it at the end of the week.
- Can TymClock handle multiple clients at the same time?
- TymClock Pro supports unlimited projects, so you can maintain separate session histories for every client you work with. Switch between them freely and filter your history by project when it is time to bill.
- What kinds of freelancers use TymClock?
- TymClock is used by consultants, developers, designers, writers, photographers, bookkeepers, tutors, and other solo professionals who track billable time independently. If you work alone and charge for your time, TymClock fits the workflow.
- Does TymClock sync across my phone and tablet?
- Yes. Session history syncs across devices, so you can start a timer on your phone and review or export your timesheet from a tablet. Your full work history is always accessible and consistent.
- Is TymClock simpler than project management tools like Toggl or Harvest?
- TymClock is intentionally lean — it focuses on time capture, session notes, and PDF export without the subscription costs, integrations, or team-management features that most freelancers never use. Two taps to start, two taps to stop, one tap to export.