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Time tracking & focus market map →Among 2,862 Time tracking & focus products tracked by Astracia.
- Top 5% of Time tracking & focus products by launches Launches tracked: #33 of 2,862
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About the startup
Tabtime logs time by Chrome tab group and Cursor workspace, then rolls it up to each client's retainer — no timers, no manual entry.
Alternatives to tabtime.io
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Planim Time for JiraTrack time on Jira issues with a one-click timer |
LockLeafEarn screen time by answering quizzes |
PontotelClock-in, shift scheduling and workforce management |
Eye-Care.fitProtect your eyes while you work — no sign-up, no tracking |
ZymplA calm daily planner for people who keep going back to paper |
KopplPrivacy-first time tracking you can self-host on a Pi |
ChronocaSimple Time Tracking for Remote Teams |
marble workFrom tool chaos to marketing symphony |
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Recently added in Time tracking & focus
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Doggy FocusA focus timer with a puppy that grows as you focus |
StafficTime tracking, screenshots and payroll for remote teams |
VowforgePrivate, sleek offline habit tracker PWA with Cloud sync |
PomoroastA free Pomodoro timer where every session brews a coffee |
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TechnomanagersIIM Bangalore & IIT Kanpur alumni are helping you land your dream career in Management or Technology. |
David AllenAmerican productivity consultant and author |
Nicolas PenarandaFounder at Castia |
Media about Productivity & Collaboration
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Thoughts from the Ivory BasementNewsletter · Günter Richter |
Top SaaS & AI ToolsYouTube · 130K subscribers |
Ai & SaaS LabYouTube · 10K subscribers |
Founder stories from Productivity & Collaboration startups
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ZenMaid: Building patiently around the work of cleaning companiesAmar Ghose and Arun Devabhaktuni built specialized scheduling software from hands-on industry experience. ZenMaid grew through direct sales, useful education, a customer community, and lessons from a painful redesign. |
Vimcal: The calendar built through thousands of conversationsJohn Li and Michael Zhao reached Vimcal after two earlier product directions. Hands-on onboarding helped the calendar survive, then exposed a specialized market among executive assistants. |
iLovePDF: turning a frustrating document task into a lasting software businessMarco Grossi started with a simple PDF problem. His company's development shows how focus, connected workflows, and different ways of accessing the same tools can support a broader business. |
Hubstaff: the early experiments behind a remote-work software businessDave Nevogt and Jared Brown built Hubstaff through a sequence of practical tests: borrowed software, a complementary partnership, difficult early distribution and a revised free plan. |
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Project & task management4,068 listed products |
Search, browsers & utilities2,614 listed products |
Notes & knowledge management2,092 listed products |
Documents & PDF1,685 listed products |
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Meetings & team communication873 listed products |
Whiteboards & mind maps550 listed products |
Forms & surveys483 listed products |
