WorkSnap and Worksnaps are different products
The names differ by one letter. The products, and the companies behind them, are unrelated.
What WorkSnap is
WorkSnap (worksnap.eu) is a time tracker for one person who bills by the hour — freelancers and consultants. It has a timer and manual entry, clients and projects, hourly rates that flow down from your profile to clients and projects, rounding rules, monthly prepaid hours, and reports you can export to CSV, Excel or PDF. It runs in the browser and can be installed as an app. It is hosted in the EU.
There is no paid plan and there will never be one. Nothing you use today can be moved behind a payment tomorrow.
WorkSnap does no employee monitoring of any kind: no screenshots, no activity levels, no webcam, and nothing to install on your computer.
What Worksnaps is
Worksnaps (worksnaps.com) is a time-tracking service for remote teams. It records time together with work evidence — screenshots, keyboard and mouse activity levels, the active application and, optionally, webcam images — through a desktop client. It is offered mainly on paid plans and made by a separate company.
At a glance
| WorkSnap | Worksnaps | |
|---|---|---|
| Website | worksnap.eu | worksnaps.com |
| Made for | One person who bills by the hour | Remote teams |
| Screenshots and activity tracking | None | Central to the product |
| How you use it | Browser, installable as an app | Desktop client |
| Price | Free, no paid plan | Paid plans; a free plan covers one person and one project |
If you are looking for Worksnaps, it is at worksnaps.com. If you track your own billable hours, WorkSnap is here.