Fanurio
Fanurio provides freelancers with the right tools to track time, manage projects and invoice their clients so they can get paid for their work.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Application type
EUPlatforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Flathub
- Flatpak
Features
- Expense Tracking
- Invoicing for Freelancers
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it doesnt start / open the database without being connected to the internet during program start. and it doesnt tell the user about that its the missing internet connection. instead it only complains about an unopenable database. and as this is proprietary software, nobody knows whatelse data besides the status quo of the licence key is transferred to them in the background without even asking their users for agreement. i'm now looking for a 100% offline opensource alternative to that program...
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What is Fanurio?
Fanurio provides freelancers with the right tools to track time, manage projects and invoice their clients so they can get paid for their work.
Fanurio uses billable projects to organize tasks, expenses, trips and products that must be sold to clients. Internal projects can be marked as non-billable.
Fanurio provides multiple methods to help you track time with little effort. You can track time manually or using timers. It also has a few reminders to help you start, resume or stop the timer automatically.
Fanurio can export invoices to HTML, PDF, Microsoft Word 2007, OpenOffice OpenDocument and other formats so they can be printed or e-mailed. Invoice templates can be created manually, with a visual editor (Adobe Dreamweaver, Microsoft Word or OpenOffice) or with the built-in template editor.
Fanurio information
Developed by
Fanurio Time Tracking SRL Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $59 and $89.Rating
Average rating of 3Alternatives
113 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Fanurio saves me a ridiculous amount of time, $60 is a steal. From customizable invoices to super easy expense/mileage tracking, Fanurio has made it so I can concentrate more on my work and less on how I bill.
it doesnt start / open the database without being connected to the internet during program start. and it doesnt tell the user about that its the missing internet connection. instead it only complains about an unopenable database. and as this is proprietary software, nobody knows whatelse data besides the status quo of the licence key is transferred to them in the background without even asking their users for agreement. i'm now looking for a 100% offline opensource alternative to that program as i'm not agreeing to share my sensitive business data without having been asked with anyone.
For some years now, I'm using Fanurio. And I like it a lot! I use it nearly every day, to track time for nearly every project I work on - as a freelancer.
It took me a little time to setup - and get to fully understand the program and all of it' s possibilities & benefits, but above all: it offers a very broad palette of options to track time & budgeting, per client / per project / per time period, however you like to configure the program!
I primarily use it for time tracking, as well as some budget-tracking and time reporting for clients (export in PDF or HTML). I prefer to send my invoices via another, online-based app. Although it's possible to do that too, with Fanurio!
That's a big difference with many similar apps: Fanurio isn't web-based. It's the more traditional kind of program (Java-based): you install it on your computer and use it from there (it supports mac, linux and windows - and I used it on all - similar experience).
I even tried Toggl for a while, but in the end I realised, Toggl's a great looking cloud-based app, that unfortunately misses some of the features I need - and still find in Fanurio.
As usual: whichever product is best for you, highly depends on your needs and personal preferences. Testing new programs, is the only way to get your answers...
One minor downside of Fanurio is - for me personal - the slightly outdated design of the program. I would love to see it having a little more juiciness on the visual side of things... But hey, that's much less important than it's features! And they do their job. Very good, IMHO.
Lastly, any support issues I had, have been handled very appropriate. I think it's a great time tracking program, for a very reasonable price.