Alternative to
TimeCamp

TimeCamp has long been in the industry of time tracking and deserves praise for the great job it does as a time tracker. It has the basic functionalities a time tracker needs. However, it lacks many others too.
WebWork Time Tracker, on the other hand, has all necessary features for time tracking and not only. Other than time tracking, it also functions as a task management and communication platform.

WebWork VS TimeCamp
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DETAILED COMPARISON
Reports
Productivity
Screenshots
Billing & Invoices
App and Website
Attendance

WebWork Time Tracker has a list of reports based on the data it tracks. These include Reports on app and website usage, attendance, productivity, activity level and more. The reports can be exported in formats such as CSV, XLS and PDF.

TimeCamp has Reports categorized into two groups. They are Time Tracking Reports and Computer Time Reports. These include information on activities, attendance, efficiency, away time and more.


WebWork Time Tracker measures the productivity level of users/employees by recording the time spent on platforms marked as productive and by counting the number of mouse clicks and keystrokes.

TimeCamp measures productivity by tracking time spent on apps, websites and documents. It also classifies work time into productive and idle, based on the user’s activity level.


WebWork Time Tracker uses the option of screenshots to measure productivity and the activity of the user. It has 4 optional modes for different project types and situations. If a project requires privacy, the Blurred mode can be used and so on.

TimeCamp also has the option of screenshots. However, they can only be turned on and off, as blurring is not available.


On WebWork Time Tracker, users can set their hours as billable if they are working on an hourly basis. The tracker then counts their working hours and turns them into worked amounts. Then, users can create an invoice based on the billing information.

TimeCamp also has the option of billable hours. The users can set different rates either for a team, a project, an individual, or specific individuals in a project. TimeCamp also allows for invoice creation right inside the tracker.


WebWork Time Tracker tracks the time spent on apps and websites. First, the owner indicates certain apps and websites as productive, non-productive and neutral and then the tracker categorizes them accordingly.

TimeCamp also tracks the use of apps, websites and documents. The tracker then determines the productivity level of the user based on that information.


WebWork Time Tracker automatically registers user attendance. Whenever the user is late from the set start time, the tracker asks to fill in the reason. The same goes for leaving earlier.

TimeCamp also tracks attendance automatically. Users can also plan a vacation or time-off right inside the tracker.

WebWork Tracker Features
WebWork Features That TimeCamp Doesn’t Have
Task Management
On WebWork Time Tracker users can not only track time, but also plan, create and manage tasks. It has a task management system, where managers can assign tasks to their team members and track time spent on their execution.


Team Chat
In order to keep the whole work process in one platform, WebWork has a communication channel as well. Teams can chat and collaborate right inside the tracker.


TimeCamp Features
TimeCamp Features That WebWork Doesn’t Have
Project Profitability
On TimeCamp users can see their project profitability. First they need to set a budget for the project and the tracker will calculate the profitability.


Keyword Tracking
On TimeCamp, users can set keywords to trigger time tracking. That way, whenever the tracker detects a keyword, e.g. a website, it will start tracking the time spent on it. In order to do so, the user needs to first define the keywords in a project, so that the tracker knows which keyword belongs to which project.


Integrations

WebWork Time Tracker can be integrated with a number of other tools. They are Zapier, Asana, GitHub, Jira Software, Teamwork, Zoho Projects, Bitbucket, Wrike, Trello, Todoist and ClickUp.

Time Camp can also be integrated with other tools. They are Trello, Monday, Google Calendar, Asana, Jira and others.

Still Not Sure Which Tracker to Choose?
is for you if:
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You want a tool that tracks time and work activities
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You want a tracker that has different screenshot modes
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You want a tracker that functions as a workspace too
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You need a tracker with many features and an accessible price
is for you if:
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Time tracking is your priority
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You don’t mind paying extra for time tracking
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You need a tool that will track your team’s work process