Toggl Track alternative
The Toggl Track alternative that tracks time for you
Toggl Track is a popular tracker built mainly around timers: you start and stop them, or fill in time by hand. Hourweave takes a different approach for people who bill for code: your timesheet is drafted from commits and AI coding sessions, matched to your tickets, and you just approve it.
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Toggl Track and Hourweave at a glance
| Feature | Toggl Track | Hourweave |
|---|---|---|
| How time is captured | Mainly timers and manual entry | Drafted from commits and AI coding sessions, matched to tickets |
| AI coding sessions | Not tracked automatically | Claude Code, Codex and Cursor |
| Proof behind each entry | Description you type | The commits and sessions behind it |
| Client view | Shared reports | A live portal with weekly sign-off, plus monthly invoices |
Based on Toggl Track’s publicly described approach; features change, so check their site for current details. Toggl Track is a trademark of its owner.
Questions
- Is Hourweave a good Toggl Track alternative?
- If you bill for software work, yes: instead of timers, Hourweave drafts your timesheet from commits and AI coding sessions, then shares it with clients and invoices the month. Toggl Track is a popular tracker built mainly around timers: you start and stop them, or fill in time by hand.
- Can I import my Toggl Track data?
- Export a detailed report from Toggl Track as CSV and import it in Hourweave. Clients and projects are matched by name.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes: one person and two clients, free forever, plus a 14-day trial of every feature for new workspaces.