Your partner in time

Learn how Benjamin Franklin's wisdom on time management can be applied in the workplace, and how you can use time tracking to increase your productivity.

Enough! It’s time to start working smarter, not harder. These time-saving tips will help you do just that. Plus allow you time for your sandwich.

Accurate time tracking is the key to productivity. Discover how to track your time efficiently and effectively to achieve maximum results.

Today, we’re talking about the very best time management games for productivity that can help you win back your time and get more work done when you need it.

Today, we’ll show you some of the very best apps you can find online for tracking your goals, whether they’re related to your personal or business life.

It's time to upgrade to a timesheet app! Discover the best options on the market with our ultimate showdown. Don't wait - choose your app today!

So you’ve planned a few client meetings this week. You’re prepared and ready to impress. But are you prepared to track your on-site meetings to measure and manage your time profitably?

When the feedback is positive though, that’s extra nice and this Winter over at G2 we’ve been awarded some fancy accolades that show we’re committed to you, our userbase, first and foremost.

To make your life easier and more productive, you may have tried a number of hacks, tips and tricks. Today, we’ll show you one thing that’s seemingly simple but can have great effects: time-tracking extensions for Chrome.

Do you feel like you’re not really achieving all that much at work lately? You’re not imagining things - most people are not very productive once they clock in.

In today’s age, timesheets are used to calculate payroll, accurately bill your clients, and ensure that your employees are doing the work they are assigned.

It’s a problem – time waste across micro-tasks, work or non-work related. Ever since companies moved to digital – for client engagement, project management, and collaboration – it had an estimated impact of $1,000,000 in revenue lost on unproductive meetings in large and very large companies.