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Suivi du temps
Timesheets with project budgets, billing and a self-hosted option
Au 6 oct. 2026, notre premier choix est Clockify (GPA de 3.2), puis RescueTime et ActivityWatch.
Classé par ToolGPA le 6 oct. 2026 · fiches vérifiées jusqu’au 9 oct. 2026
Des minuteurs et des suiveurs automatiques qui montrent où passent les heures, pour vous ou pour facturer.
These three do different jobs more than they compete. Clockify comes first: its free plan covers up to 5 users with no cap on tracked time, and it has apps for Mac, Windows, Linux and phones. RescueTime is second for people who want time recorded without starting a timer. ActivityWatch is third: a free, open-source tracker that keeps data on your own device. My Hours narrowly missed: it is also free for 5 users, but its desktop app is a web app that needs a connection. Toggl is free for 3 users. For a team of more than 5 that wants to pay nothing, TimeCamp's free plan has no user limit.
Formule gratuite · à partir de $3.99/mois
Pour : Most people, from one freelancer to a team
Clockify logs hours with a timer, a weekly timesheet or a calendar view, then reports them by project, client and team member. It runs on the web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android. The free plan covers up to 5 users with unlimited tracking, the timesheet, calendar, auto tracker and Pomodoro timer, and paid plans start at $3.99 per seat a month, billed annually. Its iPhone and iPad app averages 4.6 from about 4,400 ratings. Know the limits: free reports cover a range of up to 1 month and export as PDF only, billable rates need Basic, invoicing, time off and approvals need Standard at $5.49 per seat a month, billed annually, and Clockify states that it gives no refunds.
application iPhone et iPad : 4.6 sur 5 sur App Store
Tarifs et détails de ClockifyFormule gratuite · à partir de $7/mois
Pour : People who want time recorded without starting a timer
RescueTime records the time you spend in apps and websites in the background, with no timers to start, and turns it into reports and productivity scores. It runs on the web, Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android. The free Lite plan includes automatic tracking, activity reports, weekly summaries and 1 goal, and Solo is $7 a month, billed annually, with unlimited history and Focus Sessions that block distracting sites and apps. It is second because it measures one person's time more than it bills it: timesheets, clients, projects and billable rates need Solo+ at $12 a month, billed annually. Lite keeps 2 weeks of history and leaves out the iOS app, and Linux is not on the supported systems list.
Tarifs et détails de RescueTimeGratuit
Pour : People who want their activity data on their own device
ActivityWatch automatically records the active application and window title on your computer and, with extensions, browser tabs and code editors. Everything is stored on your own device and is not sent to a server, and it can be exported, deleted or backed up at any time. It is free and open source with no feature gates, usage limits or ads, and runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. It is third because it asks more of you than the two above: no iOS app is listed, syncing between devices is described as still being worked on, the stable macOS download is listed for Intel with Apple Silicon builds in a pre-release, and the maintainers say they do not work on the project full-time.
Tarifs et détails de ActivityWatchClassé le 6 oct. 2026 d’après ce que montre chaque fiche et ce que les gens disent de l’outil, pas d’après nos propres tests. Comment nous classons
Le prix face à ce que vous obtenez
Going by our grades, Clockify, Timelines, TimeScribe and ActivityWatch give the most for the money among time tracking apps: no tool on this chart scores higher without costing more.
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Garder ou faire
A time tracker at its plainest is a start button, a stop button and a table of hours. Noticing by itself what you worked on, and invoices or payroll built on the hours, take a real product.
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Au 6 oct. 2026, ToolGPA classe Clockify en premier (pour : most people, from one freelancer to a team), RescueTime en deuxième (pour : people who want time recorded without starting a timer), ActivityWatch en troisième (pour : people who want their activity data on their own device).
D’après ce que montrent les pages de chaque outil (prix, formule gratuite, plateformes, fonctionnalités et limites) et d’après ce que les gens en disent dans les avis et les discussions publics. Pas d’après nos propres tests. La première place va à l’outil qui convient au plus grand nombre, et la deuxième et la troisième aux meilleurs choix pour les lecteurs qu’il laisse de côté.