Time tracking tools record the hours you and your team work. That data feeds your invoices and your pay. European tools keep it under EU law. Timely, from Norway, uses smart features to log time with less effort. OpenProject is open-source and can run on your own server. You get clear records of your hours, held under European rules.
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Berlin-based open-source project management platform with Gantt charts, Scrum and Kanban boards, time tracking, and wiki. Self-hostable with full data sovereignty. Used by governments and enterprises across Europe. No US parent, no CLOUD Act exposure.
Replaces: Clickup , Basecamp , Notion , Monday Com , Asana , Jira
Kimai is open-source time-tracking software built by Austrian developer Kevin Papst in Vienna. Self-hosting is free with unlimited users, and the optional Kimai Cloud plan is hosted in Germany.
Replaces: Harvest
Automatic, AI-assisted time tracking from Oslo that logs your work in the background so you don't have to run timers. A European alternative to Harvest and Toggl.
Replaces: Harvest
A popular time tracker built in Serbia, known for its free unlimited-user plan. Part of the CAKE.com suite – a European-developed alternative to Toggl and Harvest.
Replaces: Harvest
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