WhoWorked vs Toggl
Toggl tracks human hours. WhoWorked gives you familiar team time tracking for hours, clients, projects, reports, and teams.
Where Toggl stops
Toggl Track is well-designed and easy to use. Its one-click timer and clean reporting make it a natural choice for freelancers and small teams. If your work is entirely human, it is a good fit.
But teams that track client work often need more than a personal timer. They need shared projects, clean client records, team reporting, exports, and pricing that stays straightforward as the workspace grows.
WhoWorked is built around that team workflow. You can start with familiar time tracking, organize work by client and project, invite the team, and keep reports ready without making the product feel heavy.
Feature comparison
| Feature | WhoWorked | Toggl |
|---|---|---|
| Time tracking | ||
| Manual time entries | ||
| Timer | ||
| Browser extension | ||
| CSV export | ||
| Attribution | ||
| Project tracking | ||
| Client tracking | ||
| Team workspace | ||
| Roles and permissions | ||
| Billing & Reports | ||
| Client reports | ||
| Invoicing | Coming soon | Higher tiers only |
| Team reports | ||
| Integrations | ||
| Project management (Jira, Trello, etc.) | Limited today | |
| CSV import | Planned | |
| API access | Planned | |
| Pricing | ||
| Free trial | ||
| Starting price | $5/seat | $9/seat |
Start with WhoWorked in 5 minutes
Import your data
Export your time entries from Toggl's Detailed Reports as CSV. Upload to WhoWorked — projects, clients, and history come with you.
Invite your team
Send your team a link. They can start tracking time against the same clients and projects.
Review reports
Review team activity, export CSVs, and keep client work organized in one place.
One-click Toggl import is planned. CSV works today.
Start tracking client work today.
Use WhoWorked for team time tracking, projects, clients, and reports.