TimeTracker is a GPL-3.0 self-hosted web app for team time tracking, projects, invoicing, and audit trails on SQLite or PostgreSQL. DryTrix markets it as a free alternative to Toggl-style SaaS with Docker deployment, RBAC roles, Peppol-related features, and no per-seat license for software you run on your own hardware.
Homepage states 100% free under GPL-3.0 with no signup required to try the live demo and no per-seat license when self-hosted.
API access
Not confirmed
Is TimeTracker right for you?
A good fit for
Teams that want private timers, projects, and invoicing on infrastructure they control instead of multi-tenant SaaS time trackers.
Before you choose
You operate Docker, database backups, and upgrades yourself; the vendor sells convenience, not a mandatory cloud subscription for the OSS app.
Self-hosted team hours
TimeTracker bundles timers, reporting, and invoicing into a GPL web app meant to replace commercial time trackers when you host the database and UI yourself.
What it can do
Features & capabilities
Unknown is different from unavailable. Each fact carries its own evidence.
Capability
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Self-hosting
Site promotes Docker Compose deployment on a VPS or homelab with the same production image.
Facts sourced
2026-10-04
RBAC
Marketing describes admins, managers, and contributors with role-based access control.
Facts sourced
2026-10-04
Stack
Copy notes timers, projects, invoicing, and audit trails on SQLite or PostgreSQL.
Facts sourced
2026-10-04
Comparison
Homepage contrasts per-seat SaaS pricing with self-hosted ownership of billable data.
Facts sourced
2026-10-04
Understand the total cost
TimeTracker pricing & plans
Free
Free
Homepage states 100% free under GPL-3.0 with no signup required to try the live demo and no per-seat license when self-hosted.
Access
Homepage states 100% free under GPL-3.0 with no signup required to try the live demo and no per-seat license when self-hosted.
TimeTracker is a GPL-3.0 self-hosted web app for team time tracking, projects, invoicing, and audit trails on SQLite or PostgreSQL. DryTrix markets it as a free alternative to Toggl-style SaaS with Docker deployment, RBAC roles, Peppol-related features, and no per-seat license for software you run on your own hardware.
Does TimeTracker have a free plan?
Homepage states 100% free under GPL-3.0 with no signup required to try the live demo and no per-seat license when self-hosted.. This record lists ongoing free access; check the plan limits before starting.
How much does TimeTracker cost?
No paid monthly price is listed; this record treats the product as free to start. See the plan cards for entitlements, billing commitments and seat minimums.
Can I use TimeTracker through an API?
Not confirmed. API access and subscription access may have different terms; consult the linked sources.
What should I check before choosing it?
You operate Docker, database backups, and upgrades yourself; the vendor sells convenience, not a mandatory cloud subscription for the OSS app.
Price history
No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.