Toolscase Timetracker
Know what your team built today.
What it does
Track time, monitor productivity, capture screenshots, and get AI-generated daily summaries. Built for software houses, agencies, and remote teams.
Automatic time tracking, screenshots, and AI-generated summaries that turn raw hours into plain-English team reports — without reading 40 time entries. Every screenshot below is from a live Toolscase account — actual data, actual UI. Live team status, KPI cards, weekly hours chart, and project breakdown — all on one screen. Create a free account, set up projects, invite your team. Takes 2 minutes. Each team member downloads the desktop app for their OS and logs in. Employees start timers. Admins see activity, screenshots, and AI summaries. Desktop app. Start/stop per project. Works offline, syncs automatically. Auto-captured every N minutes while timer runs. Blur option available. 10-minute…from timetracker.toolscase.com
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