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What is HourDiary?

Still Using Excel to track time? If time is money, make sure you're billing accurately Most service companies have realised that spreadsheets are not the best way of monitoring and invoicing time. Excel is good, but it’s not a timesheet system. We don’t need to point out it’s limitations. The other option is to sign up for expensive time management software that has buckets of features you pay for that you’ll never use. Expensive and pointless! Hour Diary is the first cloud based application that cuts to the chase and brings you nothing but time recording and invoicing. It’s simple and it’s super easy to use.You don’t have a million useless functions and you don’t have a learning curve. We’ll even try and import your existing timesheet information into Hour Diary. We can’t guarantee this, but we’ll give it a go. We should be able to at least get your projects into Hour Diary. Try it for free for 30 days. We will not ask for credit card details until you’re happy HourDiary is the right solution for you. If you don’t like it, export your data back out to Excel. Hour Diary is currently available for as little as just Β£20 a month for 10 active users, but we don’t ask for your payment details until after your free 30 day period has expired.

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HourDiary Reviews (9)

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Review Summary

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HourDiary earns consistent praise for delivering straightforward time tracking and invoicing without unnecessary complexity. Users consistently highlight simplicity and ease of setup, reporting that staff adopt it quickly and track time more reliably once it's in place. The software handles core workflows well: recording time, generating professional invoices, running reports on unbilled work, and tracking against budgets. Support is noted as responsive when needed.

The main friction points are narrow. Reporting flexibility is the most concrete complaintβ€”some users need to export to Excel and build pivot tables to analyse data their way. A couple of users mention wanting the ability to restrict visibility of certain projects or rates from team members. One lighthearted note: time-saving automation via email scanning or call monitoring would be nice, though that reads more as wishful thinking than a genuine gap.

With seven five-star reviews out of nine and no serious complaints about core functionality, HourDiary works reliably for teams and freelancers who need a straightforward, accessible tool. It's strongest for users who value quick setup and professional output over deep reporting customisation.

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