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Time Doctor
Workforce analytics and time tracking for remote and hybrid teams.
What it does
Tracks time spent on specific tasks and projects automatically. Monitors website and application usage during work hours. Captures optional screenshots and tracks activity levels for work verification. Generates detailed productivity reports and daily/weekly email summaries. Facilitates payroll processing based on verified tracked hours.
Why it works
Accountability: Reduces administrative overhead by providing objective proof of work. Insight: Identifies productivity bottlenecks and 'distraction' patterns in the workflow. Trust: Features like 'Private Mode' and 'Employee-led tracking' help balance monitoring with privacy. Efficiency: Integrates with 60+ tools like Jira, Slack, and Asana to keep data synced.
Category: Productivity
Team Size: 101-250
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As of 2026
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Revenue: $10M-$100M ARR
Workforce analytics and time tracking for remote and hybrid teams.
Overview
Time Doctor is a high-fidelity time tracking and productivity monitoring tool designed to help remote and hybrid teams improve accountability and focus. It provides managers with detailed visibility into how employees spend their time through automated tracking, application usage reports, and optional screenshots, while giving employees insights to manage their own productivity and work-life balance.
Funding status: Bootstrapped
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: Angular, Node.js, AWS, PostgreSQL
Platform: Desktop • Web • iOS • Android
Integrations: Slack, Trello, Asana, Jira, GitHub, QuickBooks, Salesforce
Founder story
Founded in 2012 by Rob Rawson and Liam Martin. Rob, a medical doctor turned digital entrepreneur, and Liam, a remote work advocate, built the tool to solve their own challenges managing large, distributed teams across multiple time zones. They have since scaled it to over 280,000 users without traditional venture capital funding.
What it does
- Tracks time spent on specific tasks and projects automatically
- Monitors website and application usage during work hours
- Captures optional screenshots and tracks activity levels for work verification
- Generates detailed productivity reports and daily/weekly email summaries
- Facilitates payroll processing based on verified tracked hours.
Who it's for
- Remote-first companies
- BPO and outsourcing firms
- Agencies
- Project Managers
Why it works
- Accountability: Reduces administrative overhead by providing objective proof of work
- Insight: Identifies productivity bottlenecks and 'distraction' patterns in the workflow
- Trust: Features like 'Private Mode' and 'Employee-led tracking' help balance monitoring with privacy
- Efficiency: Integrates with 60+ tools like Jira, Slack, and Asana to keep data synced.
Growth strategies
- Positioned as a thought leader in the 'Remote Work' space through the Running Remote conference.
- Targeted the high- growth BPO and global outsourcing market where hourly billing is critical.
- Utilized a product- led growth model with a robust trial to drive enterprise adoption.
- Leveraged high- authority SEO content on remote team management and workforce optimization.
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- Hubstaff: Very similar; Time Doctor is often preferred for its deep focus on large-scale BPO reporting.
- Toggl: Great for lightweight manual tracking; Time Doctor is for teams needing more robust workforce analytics.
- Time Doctor is the premier choice for organizations that need hard data to drive remote team performance.