Everhour

Time Tracking Freemium

Everhour doesn't try to be a standalone project system — it adds timers, budgets, and reports directly inside the PM tools a team already uses, like Asana or Trello. That approach cuts down on context switching, since time tracking happens where the work already lives rather than in a separate app. The interface stays lightweight, with integrations including Slack and GitHub. It's aimed at small and mid-size teams that already have a PM tool in place and just need time and budget tracking layered on top. It's a strong option for teams that want time and budget tracking added directly inside the PM tool they already use, rather than a separate system to log into.

At a glance

Who's it for?

It's for teams already using a PM tool like Asana or Trello who just need timers and budgets layered on top.

Strength

Its deep PM integrations and lightweight UI make it attractive for teams that don't want to open a separate app to track time.

Trade-off

It depends on another PM tool as its foundation, so it isn't a standalone project system.

When to choose it

A strong option for teams that want time and budget tracking added directly inside the PM tool they already use.

Why teams choose it

  • Deep PM integrations
  • Budget tracking
  • Lightweight UI

FAQ

Is Everhour free to use?

Everhour offers a free plan, with paid tiers available for more advanced features.

Does Everhour have desktop or mobile apps?

Everhour is available on Web, Desktop, Mobile.

What integrations does Everhour support?

Everhour integrates with tools like Slack, GitHub, among others.

Is Everhour cloud-based or self-hosted?

Everhour is cloud-based (SaaS); there's no self-hosted option.

What team sizes is Everhour built for?

Everhour is designed for these team sizes: Small team, Mid-size.

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