Timeular

Physical cube plus software for tactile, habit-forming time tracking

★★★★☆ 4.0 / 5
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At a glance

Rating
★★★★☆ 4.0/5
Pricing
Free (limited); paid plans from roughly $7.50/user/mo; physical Tracker cube sold separately
Free plan
Yes
Platforms
Web, macOS, Windows, Ios, Android
Best for

People who need a physical, tactile trigger to remember tracking

Our take

Timeular’s signature product is an eight-sided physical cube you flip to start tracking a task — a genuinely clever hardware solution to the ‘I forgot to start the timer’ problem that plagues software-only trackers. We think it’s a fun and surprisingly effective habit-builder for people who respond better to physical cues than app notifications. The software side has matured into a solid standalone tracker too, with automatic tracking rules and integrations, so the cube is optional rather than required. It’s a niche appeal — most people will find the physical device an unnecessary purchase over a good app-based tracker.

Key features

  • Physical Bluetooth tracking cube (optional)
  • Automatic tracking rules based on apps/sites
  • Timesheets and reporting
  • Calendar integration
  • Team capacity and project reporting

What we like

  • Unique physical habit-forming device
  • Software works well standalone too
  • Good automatic tracking rules
  • Flexible for both individuals and teams

What could be better

  • Physical cube is an extra hardware cost
  • Niche appeal compared to pure software trackers
  • Smaller market share than Clockify/Toggl

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