TimeCamp's free online timer runs multiple named timers in your browser – start and stop each task, watch the total add up, then print the list or save it as a PDF.
No tasks yet – type a task name below, press Add task, then Start to run its timer.
AI Time Tracker is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that helps you fill in your time card.
Type a name for each thing you work on – a project, a client, a chore – and press Add task. Each task gets its own timer.
Press Start on the task you are working on. Switching tasks? Press Stop on the running one and Start on the next – every task keeps its own count, and the total adds them all up.
Your tasks and totals stay in this browser, so you can close the tab and come back later. When you are done, press Print / Save as PDF for a clean timesheet of what you worked on.
Timers count real seconds from the clock, so a nap, a locked screen or a switched tab does not distort them – the same seconds are counted whenever the timer was running.
Yes. The TimeCamp online timer is free, with no sign-up and no installation. Run as many task timers as you like, then print the list or save it as a PDF.
Yes. Every task has its own Start and Stop button, so you can run several timers in parallel – for example one per client. Each task keeps its own time and the summary adds up all tasks together.
Yes. The timer counts real seconds from the device clock, not from loops in the page, so switching tabs, a locked screen or a short sleep does not lose time – whatever elapsed while the timer was running is counted when you come back.
In the browser, the timer cannot tick in a closed tab – your tasks and their totals are saved, but time stops when the page is gone. If you want timers that keep running in the background, use the free AI Time Tracker desktop app – it keeps counting and fills in your timesheet while you work.
Yes – your task names and their times are kept in this browser's storage on your device, so the list is still there when you come back. Nothing is sent to TimeCamp. Press Reset all to clear everything.
Yes. Press Print / Save as PDF to get a clean one-page timesheet: task names, time per task in hours, minutes and seconds, and a total in hours and in decimal hours for payroll.
Payroll systems usually add up time in decimal hours – 1:30 is 1.50 h. The printout shows both formats side by side, so you can copy either. To convert single values by hand, use the decimal hours calculator.
A stopwatch counts one thing up from zero. A countdown timer starts at a set time and runs down to zero, usually with an alarm. This online timer is a task timer: many named stopwatches at once, one per task, with a total at the end – the shape of a timesheet, not a kitchen timer.
You can time your pomodoros with it, but it does not beep after 25 minutes or schedule breaks. For that, use our Pomodoro timer.
Press the A� button next to a task to remove just that task with its time. Press Reset all to clear the whole list. Both stop the removed timers first, so nothing keeps counting in the background.
Yes. The timer works in any modern mobile browser and the layout adjusts to small screens – touch targets stay large enough to tap with one thumb, and the fields use 16px text so iOS does not zoom the page when you type.
Yes. The free AI Time Tracker by TimeCamp runs in the background on your Mac or Windows computer, suggests time entries based on the apps and documents you work in, and adds nothing to your timesheet until you approve it. It does not record keystrokes.
The same timer on your desktop – keeps running when you close the tab. Download the free AI Time Tracker for Mac or Windows.
