#Manictime pricing how to#

However, the trial version only provides basic functionality. The interface seems nice and intuitive, and there are many features intended to keep track of your time usage in different ways.

I checked the trial version before purchasing it, and I got a very misleading positive impression. This program has a very nice price, and you get what you pay for. As I frequently jump from project to project, ManicTime ensures that I can work as I would like - bouncing between projects (driven for part of the day by email/Slack messages) and still charge each project correctly. The challenge I have is tracking all the different projects I work on through the day to how much time should be billed to each. Pixelbook, but if not, I'll stick with Windows or Mac where ManicTime is supported. I'd like it to work on a high end Chromebook - e.g. I've been considering switching computers from Windows to Mac or Chromebook and in looking around I realize that I would lost $1000s if I did not have a tool as good as ManicTime on my system. I have found that using ManicTime enables me to work and then go back - even several days later - and bill exactly what I should be billing and document exactly what I was doing on each project. I bill to multiple clients/projects daily and trying to track as I work is extremely difficult and distracting.

#Manictime pricing how to#

The automated screenshot (every 60 seconds by default) combined with the extremely effective user interface for scanning the screenshots to determine how to bill my time makes ManicTime indispensable for my workflow and business.