Timesheet review
A mobile-first tracker with location automation, offline support, billing, and HR workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Timesheet is a time-tracking application for freelancers, consultants, field workers, teams, and organizations. Its mobile apps for iOS and Android support one-tap start, stop, and pause controls, while projects and tasks can include rates, tags, breaks, expenses, notes, and attachments. Geofence, Wi-Fi, and NFC automation suit teams whose work happens across locations, and offline tracking stores time locally when connectivity is unavailable. The product also covers project reporting, billable tracking, exports, invoices, team collaboration, and workforce administration.
The published monthly plans start with Basic at $0 per month, including time tracking, unlimited projects, basic statistics, and Excel and CSV export. Plus costs $5 per month and adds cloud backup, real-time sync, and unlimited storage. Pro costs $10 per user per month and adds web access, invoice generation, team features, API access, the Chronis AI assistant, and an MCP server. Business costs $20 per user per month and adds contracts, employment models, working-time limits, absence approvals, leave and overtime balances, custom approval workflows, audit logs, and compliance reports. Enterprise costs $35 per user per month, includes everything in Business, supports up to 200 team members, and adds 24/7 priority support. A 30-day free trial is also available.
Timesheet fits mobile-first teams that need automated location capture, offline operation, project billing, or HR rules in one product. Google Calendar, Zapier, QuickBooks, Google Chrome, and Basecamp provide connections across scheduling, accounting, automation, and project work, while the API extends Pro and higher plans. The main boundary is platform coverage: Android, iOS, web, a Chrome extension, and an API are available, but there is no dedicated desktop app. Basic suits individuals seeking core tracking and exports; Pro is the practical threshold for browser access and invoicing; Business or Enterprise is better for organizations needing workforce controls, approvals, audit logs, and priority support.
Timesheet pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Geofence, Wi-Fi, and NFC automation for location-based tracking
- Offline tracking with local storage and Excel or CSV exports
- Invoices, HR workflows, audit logs, and AI tools on higher tiers
- Where it doesn't
- No dedicated desktop application
- Web access starts with the Pro plan
- Advanced HR and approval workflows require the Business plan
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