Keep a record of your time
Start and stop a timer, or add work you did earlier. Review your entries and make traceable corrections to your private records.
How personal time worksFree tools for independent work
Your work.
Your clients. Free.
Track your own time, create client invoices and keep track of payments—without a Company subscription.
Create an account, confirm your email, then open My business.
Time recordsA record of your day.
Timer entries and manual time.
Private to you.
Client invoicesAn invoice in your name.
Enter your invoice lines.
Download a PDF to share.
Two separate tools. Your own records.
A place for your own work.
Give each client a clear invoice
Save client details, enter invoice lines and review the total. Finalize the invoice and download its PDF to share your way.
Create your first client invoiceKnow what has been paid
Record full or partial client payments after you receive them. Follow the remaining balance and correct a mistaken payment record with its history intact.
Understand invoice and payment statesTime tracking and client invoicing are separate tools: you enter invoice lines yourself. Recording a payment does not collect or move money.
Client invoicing
From a draft to a PDF you can send.
Add your business details and a client, review the invoice, then finalize its PDF. Downloading a PDF does not send it or mark it paid.
PDF download instructions
Before you start
Do I need a paid Company plan?
No. Personal time records, clients and client invoicing are free. Company contractor operations are a separate paid offer. See Company pricing.
Where do I go after signing up?
Confirm your email, sign in and accept the current product policies. You will open My business, where you can create an invoice or record time. You do not need to create a Company.
Can I send the invoice another way?
Yes. Download the PDF and use your usual email or client portal. You can record that it was sent elsewhere. Connected mailbox options depend on the availability shown in your account.
What is not included?
These are personal tools—not Company approvals, personal expense tracking, payroll, tax filing or payment processing. Your personal records stay separate from Company records.