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Ask YC: What do you use for Time Tracking/Invoicing?
I've recently started using Harvest for this kind of stuff where before I was tracking it badly on paper (didn't really decide what was the authoritative place for this kind of data before this.) But, I'm not happy delegating this to the network (what if the Internet's down? etc.)
What do you use to track time and invoice your customers?
- bayareaguy 19y agoI don't bill others this way right now but my favorite system for people who bill me is currently http://www.freshbooks.com http://www.freshbooks.com
- naish 19y ago+1 for cancon.
- acrylicist 19y agoI had to look that up--you're implying Candian content? :)
- mtoledo 19y agoI used to time track using slimtimer. You can open it in firefox and change your active task by typing ' and the name of the task, which is really handy. Though, I started experimenting with rescuetime and saw that although the logs weren't perfect as the ones created by slimtimer, not having to worry about them was worth it. So, all of my time tracking is done through rescue time now. It's a very good tool (and yc backed if I'm not wrong).
- mrtron 19y agoLately I have had some issues with rescuetime. It seems to not track some of my days...for example I currently have no entries for tues/weds. It could be my laptop, my network connection, etc.
- thomasswift 19y agoBillable for mac. http://www.clickablebliss.com/billable http://www.clickablebliss.com/billable I like it. I have read problems about it being slow for some people with 200 clients and blah blah, but I have no problems with it.
- acrylicist 19y agoOkay, so far, we have ClickableBliss' Billable, FreshBooks, SlimTimer and Rescue time. Only Billable is stand-alone, the others are services that require working Internet. But even then, this shows me four I've never heard of before. :)