NetClock is a time tracker for studios, agencies and teams that bill for their time — built around the weekly timesheet, not a stopwatch.

There is no timer to start and forget. You say what you worked on and for how long, after the fact, in a couple of taps: pick the day, type "2h 30m" next to the project, done. The grid saves as you go; there is nothing to submit.

FOR EVERYONE ON THE TEAM
• A weekly timesheet, one day at a time on a phone
• Type durations the way you think of them: 2h 30m, 2.5, 1:30
• Or log a start and end time, with a note and tags
• Copy last week's projects into this week, or repeat a day across the week
• See what you logged today and this week at a glance
• A clear reminder of any past week that is not filled in yet

FOR THE PEOPLE RUNNING THE WORK
• Clients, projects and tasks, grouped the way you work
• Budgets in hours, as a total amount, or as a monthly retainer — with what is used and what is left
• Each project month by month, quarter by quarter: did the work stay inside what the month brought in?
• Who logged what this week, against each person's working hours
• Working hours and public holidays per person, so "a full week" means the right thing
• Reports of the time by project, task, person, client, tag or week — with charts, an explorer to slice it any way you like, and views you can save and share with your team

BUILT FOR A TEAM, NOT A CROWD
• Four roles — owner, admin, moderator, member — and each sees only what the role may: rates, costs and budgets in money stay with owners and admins
• Amounts are hidden until you ask to see them, for when someone is looking over your shoulder
• Weekly reminders and a Monday summary in Slack, if your team uses it
• Several organizations under one sign-in

GOOD TO KNOW
• Create your account and set up your team's organization in a minute — or join the one that invites you.
• It needs an internet connection. Your time is kept on the server, not on the phone.
• No advertising, no analytics, no tracking.

The app is the same NetClock as at clock.netcode.lt — sign in with the same account, and everything you log in one place is in the other.