Free
€0forever
Enough to run your week on, indefinitely.
- Unlimited time tracking
- The Day and Week views
- Up to 2 projects at a time
- Everything you log stays yours whatever happens
Time tracking for one person
Plan the hours. Log the hours. See the gap.
Makerflow is a calendar you drag your own work around on. Every entry carries two durations — what you set aside for it, and what it actually took — and neither one is guessed from the other.
Free for two projects, indefinitely. Pro is €8 a month, with a 7-day trial.
Two durations, one entry
What you meant to do, and what you did, are different numbers.
An entry has a planned duration and a logged duration. Neither is derived from the other, and only logged time counts as work — so an afternoon you set aside and never got to stays visible instead of quietly becoming zero.
- Planned time is hatched
- Texture, not a second colour — the card still has to say which project it belongs to. You can tell plans from work across a whole week without reading a single card.
- Logged time fills it in
- The worked share is drawn solid from the top of the plan. When it reaches the bottom, the plan is met and the card is simply a block of your time.
What's in it
Everything a week needs, and nothing a week doesn't.
Day, week, month
The week stacks each day's entries so you can read a whole week at a glance. The day plots them against an hour axis, where the gaps are the point.
Drag to move and resize
Entries are handles, not rows in a form. The dragging is hand-built on pointer events and never re-renders mid-drag, so a two-hour block moves at the speed of your hand.
A running timer
Start the clock against an entry and it ticks on the card itself. The number you see is the number that gets logged.
Projects: a name and a colour
That is the whole form. Colour is what makes a week legible without reading it, and there is nothing else to fill in before you can start.
A backlog you drag onto a day
Tasks wait in a list until you decide when they happen. Dragging one onto a day is the act of planning it.
Keyboard shortcuts throughout
Move between days, switch views, start a timer, open the composer. A shortcuts sheet lists every one of them, so nothing is hidden behind a habit you had to acquire.
Undo that always works
Everything you see is derived from an append-only log of what happened. Undo is dropping the last thing off the end, which is why it never leaves the week in a state you can't explain.
What's not in it
A project is a name and a colour.
That is the entire form. The fields other trackers make you fill in are there for an agency that isn't in the room — and they are most of what makes those tools heavy for one person.
- No clients, rates or budgets on a project
- No seats, approvals or anyone to report to
- No timesheet to submit at the end of a week
- No setup to get through before the first hour is logged
Pricing
Free until two projects stop being enough.
The free plan is not a demo. It tracks unlimited time across the Day and Week views for as long as you want, and everything you log stays yours whatever happens.
Pro
7-day trial€8per month
or €80 a year — two months free
For when two projects stop being enough.
- Unlimited projects
- The Month view
- Export your hours to CSV
- Everything in Free
7-day free trial on Pro. A card is required to start it, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.