See how the day actually went: hours, apps, meetings and screenshots in one place, and hours you can bill or pay with confidence.
Time tracked, meetings, who is working right now and who started late, answered the moment you open it. A plain-language summary reads the day for you.
No spreadsheet. No "quick check-in" call.
Hours per app and site, active versus idle, productive versus neutral by ratings your company defines. Find the licence nobody uses and the site that eats afternoons.
Periodic screenshots or low-frame-rate recording, per person. Sensitive work is blurred on the person's own machine before anything uploads, and every person can open their own captures.
Connect TimeNova to the assistant you already use and ask in plain English, then ask the follow-up the way you would to a colleague. The answers come from the same numbers these reports use.
Most questions about a team are one line long and get answered by opening four reports. This is the same answer, from your phone, in the time it takes to walk to a meeting.
Prove billed hours to clients with reports you can share, and know what each project truly cost before quoting the next one.
For agencies ›See who is on and where the day went across every timezone, without a single "just checking in" message.
For remote teams ›Night shifts judged as night shifts, attendance against each person's own schedule, and screen evidence for client audits.
For BPO teams ›Every trial is 14 days of Max, so you evaluate everything, including recording, before paying anything.
Top plan against top plan, because that is where screen recording lives. Each vendor's own published annual list price, checked 29 September 2026. Hubstaff Enterprise is quoted per customer; $25 is its published starting price. Their cheaper plans are cheaper than ours, and each comparison page shows them.
Both trackers run on Windows 10 and later, and on macOS 12 and later (Apple silicon). There is no Linux tracker today. Reports and admin open in any modern browser, on any operating system.
Both. A desktop app your team starts themselves, or an automatic tracker your company installs. Same reports either way.
That is your call, and it depends on how you deploy. Our rollout guide covers how to introduce tracking without losing the team's trust.
Pick a plan, and everything carries on. If you do not, your reports close: they stay closed until you choose a plan, and then they all open again with the whole gap already in them. Your team keeps being tracked in the meantime and nothing is deleted for 30 days, with a warning email first.
14 days, every feature included, no credit card. Set up in minutes.
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