Seeking a good job-tracking time-tracking app

[MDesigner]

I work freelance, so I'm looking for a good application to track my hours/jobs/etc. Something where I can "punch in," work for a while, and "punch out." Any suggestions?

 

[MDesigner]

bump

 

[oboeguy]

Why not create a spreadsheet for yourself which would do it? Or do you lack the h@X0R 5ki11z? Anyway, that's what I would do. A place I worked for a bunch of years ago had a good spreadsheet setup.

Edit: btw, that's so cool that you're a composer. I am, that's right, you guessed it, an oboe player (though not as my profession).

 

[MDesigner]

No, I have the skillz I use an Excel sheet right now. I was just looking for something a little more interesting.

Yep, I compose music for video games as a side job.. not my day job yet

 

[Beau]

http://www.functionfox.com/

 

[oboeguy]

$35/month for one user? I suspect that's not what MDesigner had in mind. OTOH, this testimonial seems to line-up with MD's experience:

I already love this product! I was ready to throw in the towel on our current manual/Excel time tracking system. I mean COME ON!!! I was practically in tears. Now I've been buzzing through the setup on FunctionFox and I'm already feeling relieved. You better believe I will be telling all of my friends about FunctionFox. THANK YOU!!"

 

[wake]

what kind of features would you want for it?
I do work by the clock was thinking of coding a simple w32 app to do this

 

[milehigh]

What about using the Time and Billing Wizard in Access? All the work is done for you and it's free (provided you have Office installed)