Time Doctor Reviews & Product Details

I use Time Doctor to allocate my time for different tasks to be more productive. I appreciate that it helps me track time spent on different tasks and enables me to save time while prioritizing them. I like the user-friendly interface and the feature of screenshots and hourly tracked time. It's easy for me to see who's working in my team and who's skipping work. I also find it valuable for keeping track of my team members' attendance. Managing a team of about 15 people who work remotely is simplified with Time Doctor as it helps me keep track of their daily activities. I can check the screen captures to have an idea of their work activities, and at the end of the day, I review how much time they spent on particular tasks, all thanks to the cool UI. Setting it up was pretty easy, and overall, I would rate it a 9 out of 10 for recommending to a friend or colleague. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The activity bar can use some improvement. It stays on top of the screen and sometimes takes up extra space. When I hide it, I lose track if it's running or not. Sometimes I realize that I was working while Time Doctor was set to on break. That's quite frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's very handy in use, and when you use it, it won't affect your system; it's only a small floating toolbar that can be easily dragged to any corner, previously its only taking screenshot but now its recording arount 3 minutes video, its very good for monitoring daily work and lots of features like downloding screeshots, checking reports and working pattern's.Customer support is also very handy and responsive; it's very easy to implement. You can download from its website according to your system, like Windows/Mac. I am using this for recording my daily use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As of now, there is no dislike about Time Doctor, but I suggest they should have increased the recording time of screenshots. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What we appreciate most about Time Doctor is how user-friendly and intuitive it is. The implementation process is simple, as it only requires installing the application and logging in. Whenever the documentation does not fully answer a question, the support team is responsive and helpful in resolving any issues. We use Time Doctor in our daily operations, and new team members adapt to it very quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While our overall experience has been positive, there are a few areas that could be improved. Updates are not installed automatically, requiring manual management through our MDM. The meetings report currently recognizes any application that uses the microphone, which may impact reporting accuracy. Additionally, the screenshots view in some reports refreshes periodically, causing the navigation to reset and return to the start of the dataset. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the transparency and accountability it brings to remote work. It gives clear visibility into how time is being spent, which helps identify productivity patterns, inefficiencies, and training needs without relying on guesswork. The activity tracking, screenshots, and reports make it much easier to manage performance, especially for distributed teams. It also helps create fairer payroll and performance evaluations because everything is based on actual tracked work, not just assumptions or self-reported hours. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One downside of Time Doctor is that some features, like screenshots and activity tracking, can feel a bit intrusive to certain team members if they’re not used to time-tracking tools. There are also moments when the app may record idle time or activity a little inconsistently, which requires occasional manual review. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Time Doctor blurs the screenshots, which works for my confidentiality. I also appreciate that it reports on what I spend the most time on. I think it's a secure app to use, and I feel very secure using it. The feature that allows me to check how much time I spent on tasks at the end of the week is something I find very useful, as it helps me understand when I'm more productive, whether at night or during the day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I don't like about Time Doctor is that sometimes, for example, after breaks or when I turn off the application, the sidebar hides, and I forget to activate it. I would like it to be more visible because it works perfectly when I'm not using it. Sometimes it just hides between apps, and I forget to activate it. It would be helpful to have a reminder to turn it on, like every thirty minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Time Doctor is that I can see the activity bar on one side; it doesn't take up much of the screen. I like that the screenshots it takes of the screen are discreet; it doesn't notify me when it does, so I don't have to keep an eye on it. Also, they have the privacy of being blurred. The activity bar helps me keep my time clear without being invasive, and the privacy of the screenshots gives me security. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the application freezes and doesn't let me start tracking time, I have to restart the application, close it, and open it again. That could be improved. I also haven't figured out where I can add a new project because I changed my job title. I can only work on the project I created when I first started using Time Doctor, and I would like to know how to create a new project and delete the old one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the screen recording feature of Time Doctor. Although it can slow down less powerful computers a bit, it is very helpful for seeing how tasks are actually executed. It not only serves to highlight errors, but also allows us to observe things that advisors think they are doing correctly when in reality they are doing them differently, which helps to correct them in operations. Additionally, I value the comprehensive and intuitive reports that Time Doctor offers, as they make data analysis and filtering easier. The initial setup was quite simple, allowing us to start working without any issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

On less powerful computers, it does slow down a bit when obviously recording the full screen. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Time Doctor is the type of reporting or the data it gives me. I'm able to drill down on separate individuals or teams, and it provides a lot of insights about their productivity, the sites they access, and everything else along those lines. Specifically, for my team, I find it helpful to track account occupancy or how busy people are actually working compared to their work hours or scheduled work hours. Instead of manually calculating account occupancy by multiplying the amount of tickets solved along with their average handling time, I just go to Time Doctor and check how available and busy they are by referencing their keyboard and mouse activities, which I use for their key performance indicator. It was also surprisingly very easy to set up the account, just by clicking reset password without even needing to look out for an email. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would say it's the slowness of loading multiple recordings or screencasts. Also, it's quite complicated to download it. I had to research from my end. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Time Doctor makes it quick and easy to log timesheets for payroll. It captures information in real time, so I just log in and away I go. Adding people and setting them up is simple, just send them a link and they're good to go. It efficiently logs hours, avoiding the need to remember and manually log tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's a lot of info on the dashboard that I'm not really across or maybe even need. I'd like easy training or explanations, and quarterly reviews to see how things are going, what's used and what's not. I think it would be helpful to check in with an account manager to see what's helpful, what's not, clean up the dashboard, and work on figuring out what's needed and what’s not, along with any training that may be required. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ease with which I can update or start the timer on my iPhone or on my desktop computer seamlessly. And information is synced across my devices. I am an attorney and a lot of times I have to start and stop the task, but I also have to account for my time possibly later in support of an attorney fee motion, for example. I like that Time Doctor has recorded my time and I can access this and the dates and the details. A lot of times the timekeeping applications will require me to login or log out or stop the timer or start the timer in a way that interferes with the actual work that I’m doing and it’s very distracting. Of course Time Doctor requires me to login, but it doesn’t require me to login every time as if I were a new user as which is also distracting. I like that it allows me to edit time later and it has a degree of accountability Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there were a way to make our sync my Time Doctor entries to my timekeeping attorney software. I use mycase.com. What I do now is if I have to account for my attorney time and support of an attorney fee motion, I will access all my time use on Time Doctor and then I physically input each entry into mycase.com. I’m glad that I have a way to record time and details in a way that doesn’t actually distract what I’m doing. I am doing multiple multiple tasks at the same time and I haven’t really found any other computer application. That is easy to use such as Time Doctor and doesn’t require exorbitant to monthly fees. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.