Timemator
A Mac and iPhone time tracker with automatic rules, sold as a one-time purchase.
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About Timemator
Timemator is an indie time tracker for freelancers on Apple devices. It combines regular timers and manual entries with automatic tracking: you set rules based on apps, documents or websites, and Timemator starts and stops timers for the right project on its own. An activity timeline remembers what you worked on so you can fill gaps later, and reports, billable rates and exports cover invoicing needs. The Mac app is a one-time purchase that you can activate on two devices, with a separate one-time purchase for the iOS app and a student discount, and there is a free 30-day trial. The automatic activity timeline is Mac-only, there is no Windows, Android or web version, and team features are minimal. It suits solo workers who want automation without a subscription.
Best for: Solo Mac users who want rule-based automatic timers without a subscription.
Pros and cons
What works
- One-time purchase, no subscription
- Rules start and stop timers automatically
- Activity timeline for filling gaps
Why people leave
- Apple devices only
- Activity timeline is Mac-only
- Few team features
Top Timemator alternatives
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Timing66.5Deeper automatic tracking and team options for Mac, on a subscription.
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Tyme62.6Polished Mac and iOS tracker with billing, also popular with freelancers.
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Toggl Track59.6Cross-platform timers with a free plan, if you also use Windows or Android.
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ActivityWatch57.2Free, open-source automatic tracking across operating systems.
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Timemator: common questions
Is Timemator free?
No, Timemator is a paid product. Mac price: $39 one-time, 2 devices (checked on Timemator's own site).
Is Timemator open source?
No, Timemator is not open source. Open-source alternatives include ActivityWatch.
What platforms does Timemator run on?
Timemator is available for macOS and iOS.
What are the best alternatives to Timemator?
The highest-ranked Timemator alternatives right now are Timing, Tyme and Toggl Track. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.