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TimerOS is time tracking and business operations software for freelancers, agencies, and growing teams. It replaces manual timesheets with hours that are logged automatically, then connects those hours to everything that depends on them: projects, client invoices, shift schedules, payroll, and profitability. Automatic time tracking. A Windows desktop app records working hours in the background and classifies activity as productive, idle, break, or overtime, so timesheets build themselves instead of being reconstructed at the end of the week. A day timeline shows the shift, breaks, and where the current moment falls. Tracked time can be reviewed and corrected before it is submitted for approval. Projects, tasks, and billable hours. Time is tracked against projects, milestones, and tasks with priorities, estimates, progress, and due dates, viewable as a list, a kanban board, or a timeline. Because every hour carries a project and a client, TimerOS turns tracked time into invoices and shows revenue, cost, and margin per project rather than a single figure at month end. Clients and billing. Client records include a client portal, and billing covers invoicing, payment status, expenses, and outstanding balances. Teams, shifts, and approvals. Teams get shift assignment and scheduling, time-off requests and leave balances, overtime and compliance monitoring, timesheet approval flows, utilization and performance reporting, company goals, awards, and an org chart. Access levels from team member up to CEO, plus granular role permissions, control what each person can see and edit. Payroll, expenses, and profit. Larger organizations add full payroll, unlimited departments, a company-wide org chart, custom roles and permissions, vendor bills with approval flows, and a profit-and-loss view that includes payroll cost. Platforms. TimerOS runs as a Windows desktop app for tracking, a browser app for the full management dashboard, and an Android app. All three share one account and one workspace. Pricing. Freelancer is EUR 10 per month (EUR 8 billed annually) for a single user. Startup is EUR 18 per user per month (EUR 15 billed annually) and adds team management, scheduling, and approvals. Enterprise is EUR 35 per user per month (EUR 29 billed annually) and adds payroll, departments, and custom permissions; it is currently in early access. All plans start with a free trial. TimerOS is built by Vezoft.

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