Time Report has 3 main concepts, Clients, Periods and Slots.
Clients are... well your clients that you report time for. When creating clients you'll provide the currency that you invoice them in, your default hourly rate as well as what billing period you use for that client. For example, you may invoice a client $100 USD per hour and send them an invoice every month.
Periods corresponds to the billing period that you use for a client. For the above example, you'll have a period for each month. At the end of the month, you'll get notified to close that period and create a new one so that you can easily keep track of what you have invoiced and not.
Each period gets filled with a bunch of Slots. Slots are time entries with a duration, currency and amount (which defaults to your default hourly rate for that client). You can add as many slots as you want to a period and Time Report will calculate the total amount for you.
Time Report aims to be as simple as possible, the main features we aim to solve are:
Most existing apps are made for companies with lots of employees that reports their time for a single company. Time Report takes a different stance and focuses on contractors that invoice multiple companies.
Easily keep track of how many hours you've worked for each of your clients, and how much you'll end up invoicing them at the end of the period. You'll also get aggregate information for all your differnet clients in a single place.
Invoicing clients in different currencies? No worries, set your preferred currency and we'll convert the total to that currency.