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How it compares

One app against the whole market.

Time Tracker competes in five categories at once — and does things in native iOS that no time tracker, mileage app, expense scanner, invoicing tool, field-service platform, or even the enterprise giants can match. Here's the honest tale of the tape.

One app. It replaces five.

Cancel the whole stack.

To match Time Tracker you'd wire together five subscriptions — around $50–60 a month, forever, and still no CallKit, CarPlay, or on-device receipts.

Toggl / Harvest time tracking
~$12 / mo
MileIQ automatic mileage
$168 / yr
Expensify receipt scanning
$5–9 / user / mo
FreshBooks / QuickBooks invoicing
$19–20 / mo
Jobber / Housecall Pro field service
$39–149+ / mo
≈ $50–60 a month, forever  →
Time Tracker all five, one native app
$300/yr · or $1,299 once

Tale of the tape

Feature by feature.

Every Time Tracker mark is verified in the shipping app — roadmap features are left out.

CapabilityTime TrackerHarvesttimeMileIQmileageExpensifyreceiptsFreshBooks / QBinvoicingJobberfield svc
Time tracking~~
Automatic GPS mileage~~
Receipt OCR — on-device & private~~~~
Invoicing + banking on invoice
Bills phone calls (CallKit)
Geofence auto clock-in / out~
CarPlay billing console
Watch + Live Activities~~
Native on iPhone, Watch, iPad, Mac & CarPlay~~
Subcontractor sharing (no server)~
Your own iCloud · no account
One-time purchase option

full & native  ·  ~ partial / cloud / paid add-on  ·   not offered

InvoicingGet paid direct
Direct-pay invoice

Ramp, Concur & the spend tools

It's not how your company spends. It's how you get paid.

Ramp, Brex, and SAP Concur are brilliant at managing money going out — corporate cards, employee expenses, paying your vendors. Time Tracker is the other side of the ledger: how an independent professional bills clients and gets money in. Different job entirely — which is why Time Tracker does the things they never will.

  • Bills your time, mileage, and calls — they don't track any of it
  • Invoices your clients with your EIN and banking on the page
  • Clients pay you by ACH or wire directly — no processor, no fee
  • Runs with no company, no corporate card, no account, no server

And the enterprise giants?

A fortune, a rollout — and still no CallKit.

Salesforce Field Service runs $165–$600 per user a month, ServiceTitan $245–$500 per tech plus a five-figure implementation, SAP Concur averages ~$110,000 a year. After the licenses, the consultants, and the six-figure setup, none of them bills a phone call, runs on CarPlay, scans receipts on-device, or keeps your data in your own iCloud with no account. Time Tracker does — the moment you install it.

Salesforce · $165–600/user/moServiceTitan · $245–500/tech + $50kSAP Concur · ~$110k/yrTime Tracker · $1,299 once

Category by category

Where it stands in each field.

vs. time trackers

The only private one that also bills.

Toggl, Harvest, and Clockify live in a cloud account on their servers. The private, iCloud, no-account trackers (Tyme, Timemator) are time-only. Time Tracker is the one that's native and private and does invoicing, banking, mileage, receipts, and call billing.

vs. mileage & receipts

Automatic — and it never leaves your phone.

MileIQ auto-logs drives but that's all it does; Expensify and Dext scan receipts in their cloud with per-scan caps. Time Tracker auto-logs the drive and reads the receipt on-device, keeps the original as evidence, and turns both into billable lines.

vs. field service

Native depth, no per-seat, no account.

Jobber and Housecall Pro run dispatch offices for $39–299+/month per seat. Time Tracker gives the solo operator and small crew the native-iOS field pieces — geofenced arrival, CarPlay, mileage, on-device receipts, subcontractor sharing — with no monthly bill and no account.

The uncontested corner

Native, private, no account —
and the whole job, end to end.

Every competitor here is a cloud service that holds your billing data and rents you access by the seat, by the month, forever. Time Tracker keeps everything in your own iCloud, asks for no account, and is yours to own for a one-time price. No one else combines that privacy with the full billing-to-bank workflow.

No accountYour own iCloudNo server of oursOwn it onceEvery Apple screen

See it beat them on your own day.

Join the private TestFlight beta and put it to work. At launch: $1,299 once, or $300 a year.