Built for solo work
Track client work with a tool that stays out of your way. Connect tracked time to GitHub activity so it is easier to see what you shipped, catch unlinked work before it gets missed, and remember what to share later.
Built by a freelance developer who wanted a better way to track real client work. Sign up for early access and help shape what gets built.
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Primary differentiator
TimeLancr is built to make tracked time more useful for freelance developers. Link projects to GitHub activity, catch unlinked work before it gets missed, and make it easier to remember and explain what actually got done.
Less backtracking. Less guesswork. Less work slipping through.
Most time tracking tools feel built for teams, not solo freelancers. Too much setup, too much clutter, and too much effort just to keep a clean record of your work. TimeLancr is built for a simpler workflow.
Connect tracked sessions to the work you actually shipped so your time records are easier to trust and easier to review later.
See work that has not been linked yet so less slips through and fewer hours get forgotten.
Use quick notes or voice input to turn rough session thoughts into clearer client-ready updates without doing a full rewrite from scratch.
Choose a project and begin without a bloated setup process.
Code, debug, plan, and ship while TimeLancr helps keep your work connected.
Review your session, catch unlinked work, and turn rough notes into something easier to share.
Who it's for
TimeLancr is especially built for freelance developers using GitHub for real client work, but can also be a strong fit for web designers and other solo freelancers who want a simpler project-based workflow.
TimeLancr is web-first, with native apps planned for freelancers who prefer to track work from their phone.
TimeLancr is built for freelance developers who want a simpler way to track work, connect it to what they shipped, and share clearer updates with less admin.
Built by a freelance developer who wanted a better way to track real client work. Sign up for early access and help shape what gets built.