Traqq review
A project-and-billable-time tracker with manual entry, reports, and invoicing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Traqq centers on time people record against tasks and projects, using a timer or manual entries. Timesheets and reports help freelancers and teams review hours, including billable and non-billable time; project financials add a view of tracked work in financial terms. The product also includes client management, expenses, invoicing, and workload planning across its plans. Its fit is clearest for freelancers, agencies, and teams that need a record of project time rather than surveillance of computer activity.
Plan features build in stages. Free includes time tracking, tasks, timesheets, billable and non-billable time, reports, and project financials. Plus adds unlimited projects, client management, break tracking, work-related expenses, and email support. Business adds invoicing, compliance reporting, role-based access, and workload analysis; Scale offers more user seats, while Enterprise includes custom integrations on request. The pricing model is freemium, with a 14-day free trial and a 30-day refund period. According to the vendor's pricing page, monthly rates are the default display, with quarterly and annual billing selectors also offered. Choose a tier based on whether client management, expenses, invoicing, or expanded access matters to your workflow.
Traqq supports web, Windows, macOS, and a Chrome extension, with cloud, desktop, and browser-extension access. Its listed integrations include project and work tools such as Asana, ClickUp, Jira, GitHub, and Google Workspace. Browser-extension integrations allow time tracking from supported work items. The boundary is important: documentation says tracking relies on time users record while a timer runs and does not collect screenshots, app or website usage, input activity, or idle time to create activity reports. That makes Traqq a fit for people who want time records and project reporting, but not for buyers seeking employee activity monitoring or automatic idle detection.
Traqq pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Track time with timers or manual entries against tasks and projects.
- Review timesheets, billable hours, reports, and project financials.
- Browser-extension integrations connect tracking to supported work items.
- Where it doesn't
- Does not track app or website use, input activity, or idle time.
- Does not generate activity-monitoring reports from collected activity data.
- Invoicing and workload analysis are available on Business, not Free.
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