OfficeTime – Time Tracking for Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad is a productivity tool listed on MediaProNet, available at officetime.net. Added in 2026. Don't fight with another browser tab to track your time. Pay once. Track privately out of the cloud.
Time Tracking You'll Actually Use OfficeTime is a real desktop and mobile app, not a browser tab, built around one idea: the less effort tracking takes, the more hours you capture. It notices when you've stepped away and keeps working when the internet doesn't. Your data stays yours. Own it outright even if you cancel or we ever close down. Pay once or subscribe, and stop paying whenever you like...
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- Productivity
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- officetime.net
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- DR 40
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About OfficeTime – Time Tracking for Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad
Time Tracking You'll Actually Use
OfficeTime is a real desktop and mobile app, not a browser tab, built around one idea: the less effort tracking takes, the more hours you capture. It notices when you've stepped away and keeps working when the internet doesn't.
Your data stays yours. Own it outright even if you cancel or we ever close down. Pay once or subscribe, and stop paying whenever you like while still using what you've got.
For teams and professionals handling sensitive client data, optional Private Sync keeps everything on your own wifi, no third-party servers involved.
The hardest part - a note from the founder
If your product disappeared tomorrow, what would your users miss most?
That's what we've been keen to mitigate. Do you lose your data if your cloud app dies overnight? We made both the data and the working app live local and survive anything.
- Stephen Dodd, founder of OfficeTime – Time Tracking for Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad
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Reviews
Morgan Bauer
3mo ago
Impressive attention to detail
Spent some time with OfficeTime – Time Tracking for Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad. OfficeTime – Time Tracking for Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad: Designed around one idea: the less effort tracking takes, the more hours you capture. Track with. Really well thought out - covers everything you need and the execution is solid. Pricing is fair for the value you get.
Lucas Ferreira
27d ago
Native app, zero friction
I've built a couple of time trackers myself, so my bar for 'low effort' is high, and the thing OfficeTime gets right is that it lives in the menu bar and nags you about idle time instead of hoping you remember a browser tab. First thing I checked was pricing: you can start for free, and the desktop license is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription, which is rare now and worth confirming on their site since the iPhone/iPad app is a separate buy. Reports are more flexible than I expected, you can slice by project, client, or date range and export to CSV for invoicing or feeding into a spreadsheet. The learning curve is basically nothing, I was tracking within five minutes, though the UI does look a bit dated next to newer web tools. Integrations are the weak spot, there's calendar sync and export but no direct hooks into popular invoicing or project tools, so you'll be doing some CSV shuffling. Still, for a solo operator who just wants hours captured reliably and offline, it does
