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Chrometa vs iTimekeep

Both stand on legal time tracking software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Chrometa

Paid WebWindowsMac+2

Choose Chrometa if your work requires project tracking, billable time, and approvals across desktop and mobile platforms. Plus is the plan with unlimited projects, while Premium adds advanced allocation, API access, role-based controls, screenshots, monitoring, and priority support. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan.

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iTimekeep

Free trial AndroidExtensioniPhone+1

Lawyers and law firms should consider iTimekeep for capturing work and turning it into reviewed, validated time entries across legal workflows. Its Outlook and Harvey integrations and mobile support add options for recording work. Buyers who need a published price should look elsewhere, since pricing is on request.

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The facts

ChrometaiTimekeep
Free planNoNot published
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWeb, Windows, Mac, iPhone, AndroidAndroid, Extension, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid planStandard Yearly: $140 a yearFree or on request
Plans published61
MakerChrometaNot published
Websitechrometa.comaderant.com
On legal time tracking software#7 of 24#3 of 24

Chrometa: what it does well

  • Tracks projects and billable time.
  • Supports timesheet approvals.
  • Offline tracking is available.
  • Exports data.
  • Apps cover web, desktop, and mobile platforms.

What to know first

  • There is no free plan.
  • Standard is limited to unlimited time entries; unlimited projects are included in Plus.
  • Premium features require a $49.00 USD monthly plan or $360.00 USD annual subscription.

iTimekeep: what it does well

  • Captures work across applications and prepares entries for review.
  • Generates billing codes and narratives for time entries.
  • Offers floating timers and matter-adaptive smart timecards.
  • Supports offline review, rejection, and editing.
  • Converts Outlook calendar events and emails into time entries.

What to know first

  • It is a paid product.
  • Pricing requires a request.

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