Time/billable-hours application?

[Aniej]

I am looking for an application that can help me keep track of the time I have spent working on a matter for various clients. Essentially, a billable hours applications. Any suggestions?

 

[skunk]

http://www.myob.com/

 

[Aniej]

sorry maybe i should have said i was looking for freeware.

 

[arf]

billable!

I am looking for an application that can help me keep track of the time I have spent working on a matter for various clients. Essentially, a billable hours applications. Any suggestions?

http://clickablebliss.com/billable is pretty good. I use it all the time. Customisable invoices make it really useful to me.

 

[justG]

Are you looking for a web service or a desktop application?

 

[epochblue]

http://clickablebliss.com/billable is pretty good. I use it all the time. Customisable invoices make it really useful to me.

I don't know what it is about that app, but I have ZERO need for it currently, and I can barely resist the urge to buy it.

 

[Aniej]

Are you looking for a web service or a desktop application?

desktop application, don't really want to put my or a client's billing info out on the web.

 

[Keebler]

well, i think job timer is worth the few bucks. you can also check versiontracker. there was a pretty good freeware app, but i honestly forget the name right now With it, you can check # of hours per job broken down by task as well.

 

[CanadaRAM]

Billing clients by the hour
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don't want to pay for software to make sure you get paid
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Versiontracker

 

[Coolnat2004]

I use On The Job, though it is also shareware..

 

[nuckinfutz]

Neoffice and use the spreadsheet.

Time and Billing apps are generally too complex to develop for free. You're better off searching for a spreadsheet template for a free Office clone app.

 

[radiantm3]

I use On The Job, though it is also shareware..

On the job is awesome. It does everything I need without the extra bloat in most time tracking applications.

 

[Cybix]

http://www.simpleinvoices.org/

web/sql/php... excellent

 

[justG]

Exactly. The reason I asked whether you wanted a desktop app or webware is because I've yet to see a quality desktop app for this task that's freeware. I've heard good things about Billable, but again, it's not freeware.

 

[IJ Reilly]

WorkTimer is a freeware application which takes the simple, straightforward approach.

 

[maxvamp]

iBiz

iBiz is an excellent applications. If you are doing real light work, it has a 5 minute time to allow you to get a couple of things done.

If you are making money to a point where you need such an app, give the author his due and buy the app.

Max.

 

[kainjow]

Check out my free Timeous app