My Hours
Project-based time tracking with tasks, timesheets and client reports. Free for teams of up to five users.
About My Hours
My Hours is a project-based time tracking tool. Users create clients, projects and tasks, record time with spreadsheet-style entry or a stopwatch, and produce timesheets and reports. It is available on Android, iOS, Mac, Windows and the web. The homepage states that the company has offered time tracking since 2002.
The tool supports billing and reporting. Users can set hourly rates, fixed fees or monthly retainers, generate client invoices, and download XLS or send PDF reports to clients. Managers can review and approve timesheets and lock periods to prevent edits. The homepage also lists payroll export, attendance and absence tracking, and integrations with project management, ERP, CRM and accounting systems. The site states that the company is based in the EU and that it does not include employee monitoring. These are company statements, not guarantees of safety, privacy or legal compliance.
Key features
- Create clients, projects and tasks and assign them to team members
- Spreadsheet-style time entry or stopwatch tracking
- Review, approve and lock submitted timesheets
- Hourly rates, fixed fees and monthly retainer billing
- Project budgets and profitability analysis
- Client invoices, XLS downloads and PDF reports
Best for: Teams and project-based businesses that track billable hours and need timesheet approval, client reports or invoices.
Good for
- The directory listing states it is free for teams of up to five users.
- Offers both spreadsheet-style entry and a stopwatch for recording time.
- The site states that its software does not include employee monitoring.
Watch out for
- Teams with 20 or more users are directed to a demo with product experts for the enterprise plan.
- The homepage does not describe plan details for teams between five and 20 users.
My Hours at a glance
- Website
- myhours.com
- Category
- Productivity › Productivity Suites
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, mac, Web, Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 7, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 7, 2026
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My Hours FAQ
Does My Hours monitor employees?
No. The site states that its software does not include employee monitoring.
Can reports be shared with clients?
Yes. The site says reports can be downloaded as XLS files or sent to clients as PDFs.
What is the enterprise plan for?
The homepage says teams with 20 or more users can book a demo with product experts to discuss the enterprise plan.
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