Two Windows programs for people who run a small practice or business: one keeps the books, the other records the hours you bill. Use either on its own, or both together. Everything stays on your own PC.
Full double-entry accounting for a small business: ledger, customers, vendors, bank, HST and financial statements.
Download for WindowsThe beta is free. By downloading and installing, you agree to the Licence Agreement, including its beta terms. See the Privacy Note for how your data is handled.
Record billable time in your billing increment, on a weekly grid or with a timer, and report it by project, client or period.
Download for WindowsThe beta is free. By downloading and installing, you agree to the Licence Agreement, including its beta terms. See the Privacy Note for how your data is handled.
Double-entry books with a chart of accounts, journal batches and drill-down from any ledger to the entry behind it.
Invoices, bills, payments and ledgers for each customer and vendor, with attachments kept beside the records.
Bank entry and reconciliation, with Quicken (QFX) bank and card downloads read on your PC.
HST worked out from your entries, and fixed assets with depreciation.
Financial statements and reports to preview, print or save as PDF.
Company files are backed up automatically, and every restore keeps a safety copy first.
Drag down a day to record a block of time, click a block to edit it, and move around the week with the keyboard.
Start and stop as you work. Time rounds up to your billing increment, such as 15 minutes.
Billable or not, project, class, description and notes on each entry.
Hourly rates that can change over time, so past work keeps the rate that applied then.
Totals by project, client, class or period, with detail, PDF and CSV for Excel.
Bring in time from spreadsheet timesheets. Backups run automatically when the program closes.
Time Tracker can read your projects and rates from your Accounting Program company file, so you set them up once.
Recorded time is sent across for invoicing, so the hours you worked become the invoices you send.
Once time has been invoiced it is locked in the tracker. Corrections are made as adjusting entries, so the two always agree.
Each program writes only its own file and reads the other's without changing it. Either program works fully on its own.
The latest release notes are on the release page.
The latest release notes are on the release page.