TimeCamp Reviews & Product Details

TimeCamp has been a game changer for my time tracking in all the different projects I work on. It's super easy to use and I really enjoy tracking my time in "calendar mode" where I very quickly can add the time I spent on each project or task. The reports are super useful for keeping track on how much time I've worked in my projects in a particular, week, month or year. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's sometimes easier to delete a time block and add a new one if I've filled in the wrong project instead of just updating the existing one. That could be improved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface of TC is easy to grasp so there isn't time wasted figuring out how to log my time even when the application or site is updated with new features or a new look you can get to where you want to go very quickly again.

My company has split all our clients into their own tasks which ensures we charge the correct client the correct amount of hours. It's also easy to generate reporting data for your allocated tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I don't like about TC is the fact that setting time is the scroll input method like with a date selected. I want the text field method back. It is a lot easier to enter the time I want. My job requires precise time entering and needing to scroll to a specific number wastes time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest thing I like about TimeCamp is that it allows you to track your work hours the way you track your expenses. This is why I use this every single day. It is also very easy to use!

For as long as you switch it on and mindful of telling TimeCamp what task it is that you're doing, TimeCamp will take care of providing you the stats. These stats will then tell you whether you're spending too much time on one thing and not on the others.

It's more than just about productivity though. It's also about better account-based management. If you know how much time you spend on one project, you can charge that project the commensurate amount of money. You can derive a lot of decisions from that kind of information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Looker Studio to visualise the data from TimeCamp. I still have to download the data manually to update my charts and tables. If there's a way for you to connect to a third-party connectors, say, Power My Analytics, that would be great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a consultant, I work on multiple mandates simultaneously. I needed a tool to help me capture my time spent on various projects directly from iCalendar on my Macs. I tried a few apps but none did the job better than TimeCamp does in synching. Using Keywords in my Calendar time entries hte time gets associated automatically to the proper project. Generating invoices at the end of the month for my various mandates becomes kids-play. And to top it all of is synchs those invoices with Quickbooks which saves me again time. The app is very user-friendly and support is excellent Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing so far! I havent' found anything I don't like about this app Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very useful tool which accurately logs everything you do on your computer when logged in.

Allows me to see what I have been doing at anytime during the day and use this to fill out timesheets and daily logs in greater detail with confidence.

The ability to go back several days/weeks/months to any day is perfect so I can see what I was doing on any particular day in the past

Visble gaps in the green timesheet timeline make it easy to see when I have been in or out of office so making it easy to track meeting, visits or down time.

I like the ability to view all project hours separately on a daily/weekly/monthly period depanding on which timesheet view is selected Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The inabilty to select several lines as a consilidated block, like you woud do in excel, without having to click checkbox on every line is slow and timeconsuming, and TBH quite frustrating.

The level of detail available in exported records, in excel or PDF, is not the same as is viewable on screen which is dissapointing. As such these exports are not all that useful as they dont seem to be able to be manipulated easily by other programs ( This may not be the true case as I'm only using the free version as this doers everything I need as a sole trader business)

The ablity to select or copy the text of any particular line entry is not possible, selecting just moves the time record which is annoying.

Not able to "undelete" any item once deleted, unless your very quick, no crtl+z function to undo any mistakes.

Sometimes a message saying something went wrong, reload page, pops up and can be confusing.

Sometime lines selected with checkbox somehow unselect themselves so you have to do it again which is frustrating if trying to allocate several separate lines to move from one section to another Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the user interface of Timecamp, it is simple, straightforward and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For me probably the number of user per price package, I know with its incredible and superb feature, the price is reasonable but hoping that they consider a good number of user for a package especially for start-up business. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best part of Time Camp is the ability for the program to track what I am doing. I can then look back at the tasks and move anything that was incorrectly categorized. I can also see the tasks by the time they were done. The reporting features are also really nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I forget to move change what I'm working on and need to go back to select tasks to move them, there is no quick way to select (drag through tasks or click on the top record hold ctrl-shift and click the bottom record, etc.). This makes moving items cumbersome. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We've been using the TimeCamp platform for few months to manage our resources' timesheets, and we've found it to be both sophisticated and flexible. The platform allows us to easily add clients and projects, and it maintains resource billing rates at the project level. Configuration and maintenance of TimeCamp are straightforward, and we were able to set it up for our organization with minimal support. Additionally, the platform provides the capability to generate invoices based on the work hours logged by our team or to create entirely new invoices. Platform provides very comprehensive set of reports. The timesheet approval mechanism is another valuable feature that ensures accurate tracking and approval of work hours. Overall, TimeCamp has significantly streamlined our time management and billing processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tool has already integrated all the modules that are required for an organization to manage time. It would be nice to see customization of Invoice template and create a module to manage Purchase Order or Statement of Work to know how much we have consumed and how much is remaining based on the submitted invoices. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to use, I can export reports in order to formally charge my clients for the time spent on them. What I like the most is that those reports help me to be transparent with my clients so they know exactly what are they paying for. And on the other side it also helps me to better know how much time I dedicate in average to a project, so I can make better quotations to future clients.

Timecamp is a reliable app, I use the free version, and I have already considered the paid version as it empowers me with many other features, like setting the wage for hour and send a payment link as far as I know, that woul dbe good for me for international clients, but at the moment as I don't need it I can keep working on the free version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

That sometimes it is a bit confusing how to see the reports data and that if I forget to pause the timer it'll keep on running. It would be good to set the working hours so it automatically stops in non-working hours, and if you reach the working hour limit, a notification to keep it running would help, as some projects need more time. That being said, it would also be great to be able to set an extra charge for non-working hours, and if we can separate the total charge for the hours worked during non-working hours from the normal fare of the regular working hours, that could help us to better charge the client if they have urgency. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Timecamp is easy to use. I use it daily in my work, including various features like reporting. Implementation and integration into the business was fairly seamless. Customer support seems fairly good, though have not had to rely much on support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not clear whether it can be integrated with certain 3rd party apps like Quickbooks, but otherwise a great platform and service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.