TimeLive vs TMetric

TimeLive is a time tracking and workforce management product for recording work hours and managing teams. Its tools include a timer, timesheets, a calendar and approval workflows where reviewers can comment, attach files, check billable hours, and approve or reject submissions. Workforce features also cover time-off policies and requests, expense management and approvals, and attendance with clock-in and clock-out. TimeLive offers web access and iOS and Android apps, with versions described for mobile, tablet and desktop. The mobile app can record time entries offline and sync them when internet access returns. Organizations can install the on-premises version on their own server for use within an internal network without continuous internet access. Listed integrations include QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, Outlook Calendar, Google Calendar, the TimeLive API and webhooks. The maker says it was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Miami, Florida. A free plan is listed, while plan details and prices vary across the listed cloud and on-premises options; a free trial is also available.

TMetric is time-tracking software for recording work against projects, including time that can be billed to clients. It supports timesheet approvals, offline tracking and data export, and runs on the web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android. Desktop and mobile apps are available. Its freemium model includes a Free plan at free for up to 2 seats, and the pricing note lists a 14-day trial. Business adds team timesheets, app and site monitoring, screenshot capturing, team activity tracking and QuickBooks time-sync integration. Enterprise lists customizable features and integrations, priority support, secure deployment tailored to needs and volume discounts.