Every tracker we could find, set beside this one.

Ten pages, all checked on the date each one names. If you use something not listed and want it compared, say so; the honest ones are the useful ones.

Not sure a tracker is what you need at all? Time management at work, honestly is a practical guide to eight methods and where each one breaks — written to be useful whether or not you ever download anything.

One thing that changed across the whole category in 2026. Daily, Timing, Tyme, Harvest and ManicTime all shipped a connection that lets Claude or ChatGPT read their data directly. So “works with AI” is no longer a difference worth claiming, and the table below says so for each of them. What none of them hand the assistant is an account of how good the record is: a timer cannot tell you about the afternoon you forgot it, and an automatic tracker cannot tell you which of those logged hours was actually a lunch break. Quarter Past marks every entry as measured or recalled when it is written, so the brief can say “sixty per cent of this was reconstructed” before the AI says anything at all.