Hourtick for remote teams
Time tracking for remote teams, without surveillance
Remote teams need visibility into where time goes, not screenshots of people's screens. Hourtick is explicit time tracking: people start timers, managers see reports, nobody is monitored.
No screenshots
Hourtick never records screens, apps or keystrokes.
Per-person time zones
Each entry belongs to the day it was worked for that person.
Approval queue
Managers approve weeks in one place; approved weeks lock.
The problem
- Monitoring tools erode trust
- Teammates across many time zones
- Timesheets arriving late every week
How remote teams set up Hourtick
- Invite everyone with a link; each person sets their own time zone.
- Track from the browser or the Mac menu bar.
- Everyone submits their week; managers approve in one queue.
- Team reports show hours by project and person.
In practice
A distributed product studio spanning eight time zones replaces a monitoring tool with Hourtick and keeps weekly approvals.
Included on every plan
- Mac menu bar timer
- Timesheet approvals
- Billable rates and budgets
- Reports and CSV export
- Invoiced locks
- Offline sync
Frequently asked questions
Does Hourtick track activity or take screenshots?
No. Hourtick only records time that people track themselves.
How are time zones handled?
Each person has a time zone; new entries belong to the day in their zone, and existing entries keep their day.
Pricing for a distributed team?
Free for your whole firm with 500 MB of usage a month, or $29/month for 5 GB — never a per-seat bill when you hire.
Other teams using Hourtick
Track your first hour in a minute.
Free for your whole team, forever. $29/month when you need 5 GB.