// comparison

Zeitkeeper vs Toggl Track

Toggl Track is a powerful, team-focused time tracker built around clients, projects, and billable hours. Zeitkeeper is built for a different kind of person — someone who tracks time for themselves, not for invoices. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by Toggl's feature set, Zeitkeeper may be a better fit.

// feature_comparison

Feature	Zeitkeeper	Toggl Track
Price	Free	Free tier (5 users); paid plans from $9/user/mo
Target audience	Individuals tracking personal time	Teams, freelancers billing clients
Logging style	Daily totals by category — no timers required	Live timer or manual time entries
Weekly goals	Built-in per-category weekly targets	Not available
Client & project hierarchy	None — categories only	Clients → Projects → Tasks
Billable hours tracking	Not included	Core feature
PWA / offline support	Yes — installable, works offline	Native apps (iOS/Android/desktop)
Data privacy	Hetzner EU server, no ad networks	US-based, analytics integrations available
Setup time	Under 2 minutes	Longer — workspace, projects, tags to configure

// when_to_choose

Choose Zeitkeeper if you…

→ Track time for personal insight, not client invoicing
→ Want to set weekly hour goals per area of life or work
→ Prefer logging a daily total rather than running a live timer all day
→ Value a minimal interface that stays out of your way
→ Want a completely free tool with no usage limits

Choose Toggl Track if you…

→ Bill clients by the hour and need invoicing-ready reports
→ Work in a team that needs shared project tracking
→ Need deep integrations with project management tools
→ Require detailed per-task time entries (not just daily totals)

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