I’ve used Thareja AI primarily to manage distributed product and development teams. The time tracking features, especially with screenshot verification and activity levels, help maintain visibility across tasks without micromanaging. We had no issues with implementation — it was straightforward to set up, and new team members were able to onboard quickly without needing extensive training. Once the system was in place, tracking time and monitoring productivity became part of our daily workflow. I use it every day to review time logs, check progress across sprints, and coordinate with operations on payroll. The reporting tools have been helpful for retrospectives and planning, and payroll automation has reduced the need for manual reconciliation significantly.

I started using Thareja AI when I was working full-time as a creative consultant, managing clients and collaborators across different time zones. I needed something that could help me track time, manage tasks, and make sure payments were handled smoothly. What really stood out was how it brought transparency, not just for me, but for everyone I worked with. Now, we use it every day to track tasks, log time, and stay aligned with clients. I mostly use the desktop app—that’s where I start my timer and get into work. All updates and notifications go straight to my email. When I need to create tasks, see what someone’s working on, review timesheets, check sprints or projects, or dive into reports, I just switch to the web version. The mobile app is also super helpful when I’m on the move. I get alerts when my team starts working or updates something, so I can stay in the loop even when I’m away from my desk. Getting started was simple. You just invite someone, assign their role, add their info, and they’re set. It didn’t take long for the team to get the hang of it. Now it’s part of our daily workflow. I open it without thinking—it’s just built into how we work.