See where a small team's hours actually go
Projects, tasks and tracked time for a team with no time to fill in timesheets.
In a startup the same five people build, sell and support. Worktivity records hours from the desktop app and books them to the project each person picked, so you can see how much of the month went to the product, to customers and to everything else.
What a startup gets out of it
No timesheets to fill in
The desktop app records time while people work. Forgotten hours can be added as a manual entry, which a manager approves.
The month split by project
Product, customer work, hiring: make each one a project and the reports divide the month for you.
Ready for the next hire
Teams, managers who see only their own team and leave management are there when the company outgrows one room.
How a startup runs it
Invite the team on day one
Everyone installs the desktop app and signs in. Time is recorded from the first clock-in.
Create a handful of projects
Three or four are enough to start. If the tasks already live in Trello or Asana, import them instead of typing them again.
Look at the month, not the minute
Work times filtered by project shows where the hours went. Export it to Excel if the numbers are going into a board update.
Add modules as you hire
Leave management when the first holiday requests arrive, cost management when you need pay and invoices from the same records.
Features startups use most
The parts of Worktivity that make the biggest difference in this scenario.
Time tracking
Automatic time records from the desktop app, with manual entries for the hours it could not see.
Task tracking
Projects and tasks, created by hand or imported from Asana or Trello.
Productivity analysis
Work times, trends and comparisons over the range you choose, by project or by person.
Other use cases worth a look
Most teams recognise themselves in more than one. The platform is the same underneath.
Try it with your whole team for 14 days
Invite everyone, create three or four projects and see at the end of the trial where the hours went.
14-day free trial. No credit card required.