WhoWorked vs Harvest

Harvest tracks human hours. WhoWorked tracks the full picture — human and AI work in one timesheet.

Harvest
WhoTaskTime
Rachel W.Client strategy workshop2h 00m
Claire M.Landing page copy0h 35m
Sam E.Homepage wireframes2h 30m
Tom N.Social ad variations0h 25m
Total: 5h 30m
WhoWorked
WhoTaskTime
Rachel W.
Client strategy workshop2h 00m
Claire M.
Landing page copy (first draft)0h 35m
SEO Auditor
Site audit: bloomhealth.com4min
Sam E.
Homepage wireframes2h 30m
Tom N.
Social ad variations (6x)0h 25m
Billable: 5h 30m
1.3x

What Harvest can't do

Harvest is a serious tool for agencies and professional services firms. Its invoicing, expense tracking, and project budget features are genuinely strong. For teams that run billing-heavy client workflows, it earns its price.

The gap is the same one every traditional time tracker has: no visibility into AI work. When a developer uses Cursor to write a feature, or a strategist uses Claude to draft a deliverable, Harvest sees nothing. The work happened, the client benefited from it, but it does not appear on any timesheet or report.

WhoWorked tracks that work automatically using MCP. Every AI session is attributed to a project, logged with its duration and compute cost, and surfaced alongside human entries. You get the invoicing workflows Harvest is known for — eventually — but you also get a complete record of everything your team delivered, including the AI-accelerated parts that are increasingly where client value is being created.

Feature comparison

FeatureWhoWorkedHarvest
Time tracking
Manual time entries
Timer
AI agent session tracking
MCP integration
Attribution
Human time attribution
AI work attribution
Human + AI unified view
Leverage ratio metrics
Billing & Reports
Client reports
InvoicingComing soon
AI value reporting
Integrations
Project management (Jira, Trello, etc.)Limited (early access)
AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor)
Browser extension
Pricing
Free planNo free team tier
Team pricing$12/seat$12/seat

Switching from Harvest takes 5 minutes

1

Import your data

Export your time entries from Harvest as CSV. Upload to WhoWorked — projects, clients, and history come with you.

2

Connect your AI tools

Add WhoWorked to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor with a single line of config. AI work starts showing up immediately.

3

Invite your team

Send your team a link. They'll see the same projects and clients, plus every AI contribution — in one view.

One-click Harvest import coming soon. CSV works great today.

Ready to track the full picture?

Join the waitlist and be among the first to track human and AI work together.