Clockify
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.
Quick facts
Why does it score 56?
Clockify is built by CAKE.com, developed in Belgrade, Serbia, outside the EU and EFTA.
Clockify is bootstrapped and independent, with no outside investors, and is known for its free unlimited-user plan.
Clockify's default hosting runs on AWS in the US, through a US holding entity operated by its parent company.
Clockify isn't open source and hasn't published independent audits. Its long-standing free tier is unusually generous for the category.
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ClockifyWhat does it replace?
Harvest More European Time tracking alternatives
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