TimeSnapper
TimeSnapper is an Automatic Screenshot Journal. Play back your week just like a movie. Track time and get a productivity scorecard with a grade for each day! Use it to improve yourself.
Features
- Reminders
- Annotate Screenshot
- Automated Screenshots
Tags
- timed-screenshots
TimeSnapper News & Activities
Recent activities
Staffwatcher2025 added TimeSnapper as alternative to Staffwatcher
TimeSnapper information
Developed by
Leon Bambrick and Atli Björgvin Oddsson Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $29.Alternatives
28 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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What is TimeSnapper?
TimeSnapper is an Automatic Screenshot Journal. Play back your week just like a movie. Track time and get a productivity scorecard with a grade for each day! Use it to improve yourself.
Features
Keep track of your time using the screenshots and note recording. Useful for anyone who charges by the hour (e.g. consultants, lawyers, technicians) Track time spent in each program or the computer (see report) Measure your productivity using the Productivity Calculator Get a scorecard with a grade every day! Use it to improve yourself Use the Note Reminder / Auto-popup to remind you to write down notes throughout the day (without getting knocked out of the zone) Recover lost data easily by extracting text from the screenshots * Make sure no one is using your computer without your knowledge Ideal for software testers and development shops to see how to reproduce a bug in their software products
Comments and Reviews
Super useful.
You can password protect is so that video playback only works with a password.
It has video playback which many of the alternatives do not
Designed to work 100% offline for your own use cases so privacy is never an issue
Helpful to document and debug problems when you change something on AWS/cpanel/sql-server/etc and want to figure out what you changed after the fact.
No close MacOS equivalents to my knowledge