WebWork Time Tracker is a time-tracking platform used by more than 10,000 businesses to see how work actually gets done. It records time, activity, and progress across projects so distributed teams stay aligned — without the busywork or the guesswork.
WebWork replaces scattered spreadsheets and constant check-ins with one clear view of time and productivity. Track hours automatically, see what's getting done, and turn that into accurate timesheets, invoices, and payroll.
It's built for remote and hybrid teams that care about output, not surveillance — transparent for employees and genuinely useful for managers. At its core is AI-powered time tracking that captures work automatically and turns activity into insight, so nobody spends their day filling in timesheets.
Everything you need to track time and run a distributed team, in one place:
Automatic time capture with screenshots and activity levels, rolled up into clean, exportable timesheets.
Productivity reports, project budgets, client invoicing, and payroll based on the hours your team tracks.
From freelancers to companies with thousands of seats, WebWork scales without getting in the way. It's fast to set up, easy to adopt, and fair to the people using it every day.
Everything lives in one place, so managers get clarity and teams get on with the work that matters.
A distributed team's week rarely fails at the big things — it fails in the gaps. Hours vanish into untracked context-switching, timesheets get reconstructed from memory on Friday, and managers fill the visibility gap with meetings that interrupt the work they are trying to measure. WebWork closes those gaps at the source: time is captured automatically as people work, activity turns into productivity insight without anyone writing a report, and the picture managers need already exists by the time they ask for it. The result is fewer status calls, honest timesheets, and a shared view of the week that both sides trust — because nobody had to assemble it by hand.
That same record flows downstream. Tracked hours become client invoices without copy-pasting between tools, payroll runs on real data instead of estimates, and project budgets show burn as it happens rather than after the money is gone. For agencies and outsourcing teams that bill by the hour, that chain — from tracked minute to paid invoice — is the whole business.
Time tracking earns its bad reputation when it is done to people instead of for them. WebWork draws that line deliberately: every monitoring feature is configurable, so screenshots can run visible, blurred, or fully off depending on what a team actually needs, and employees can see what is tracked about them — the same data their managers see, not a one-way mirror. It does not read messages or capture what is typed; it measures work patterns, not private content. Teams that want lightweight tracking can run it as a simple timer; teams with compliance needs can turn on more. The tool adapts to the trust level of the team, not the other way around.
WebWork runs everywhere work happens — desktop apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux, mobile apps, a browser extension, and the web. Most teams are tracking within the first hour. See the full feature set or download the apps to try it with your own team.
