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mite review

#49 of 77 in Time Tracking SoftwareTimesheet Management Software

A focused web time tracker with billing, reporting, exports, and API access.

3.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

mite is a web-based time-tracking tool for freelancers and small teams, including designers, developers, architects, and attorneys. It supports manual time entries and a server-side stopwatch timer against customers, projects, and services. Teams can separate billable and non-billable time, while personal, team, and project dashboards provide views of tracked work. The product is particularly suited to client-service work that needs straightforward project tracking rather than a broad workforce-management suite.

The published plan structure is simple: mite costs €5 per user per month with monthly billing, and the plan includes manual time tracking, a timer, project and team reporting, billable and non-billable tracking, XLS, CSV, and XML exports, and API access. A 30-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. The reporting tools add practical detail, with filters for time frame, customer, project, service, user, and note. That combination makes the product a clear fit for freelancers and small teams that need to turn tracked time into client or project reporting without comparing multiple paid tiers.

Platform coverage includes the web, macOS, iOS, Android, and API access. Integrations include Billomat, sevDesk, SalesKing, GrandTotal, memtime, Mantis, Redmine, and Trac, spanning invoicing, accounting, project management, and tracking workflows. Role-based user and rights management supports teams with different access needs, while the API can read, edit, and exchange data. The trade-off is focus: offline tracking is not available, and the integration set is selective. Choose mite for simple online client time tracking with exports and reporting; consider an alternative if offline work or a wider ecosystem is essential.

mite pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Manual entries and a server-side timer cover flexible tracking.
    • Filterable reports support customers, projects, services, users, and notes.
    • XLS, CSV, XML exports, API access, and role-based rights management.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan after the 30-day free trial.
    • Offline tracking is not available.
    • Its integration list is focused on selected accounting and project tools.

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