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ProcrastiTracker vs TimeLog

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

ProcrastiTracker

Free plan Windows

ProcrastiTracker offers detailed local activity tracking with filtering, hierarchy, click counts, and export tools. It is free and open source, but its Windows-only, non-portable design and experimental merge feature are important constraints.

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TimeLog

Free trial AndroidiPhoneMac+2

TimeLog brings project planning and financial workflows into one platform for organizations that bill by time or project. Check the plan details if integrations or APIs are required, since Starter does not include them.

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The facts

	ProcrastiTracker	TimeLog
Free plan	Yes	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Windows	Android, iPhone, Mac, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Starter: €14 per user a month
Plans published	1	4
Maker	Not published	TimeLog
Website	strlen.com	timelog.com
On time tracking software	#40 of 77	#55 of 77

ProcrastiTracker: what it does well

Automatically records application and document use
Hierarchical tags group activities and projects
Filters include dates, tags, and duration
Exports filtered data to HTML
Automatic database saves and backups

What to know first

Runs only on Windows
The application is not portable
Database merging is experimental and irreversible
No mobile apps are available

TimeLog: what it does well

Gantt chart planning and project budgeting are included.
Tracks time, expenses, travel, absence and overtime.
Growth includes integrations and APIs.
TimeLog lists more than 25 finance and salary integrations.
Available on Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows.

What to know first

There is no free plan.
Starter excludes integrations and APIs.
The 14-day trial is limited in duration.

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