Andrey

Trackabi.com is a good one. It's not that kind of "the next big thing" that solves a problem invented after the invention of the tool, but it's a good quality employee monitoring system that uses gamification to make dull time tracking fun. I confess I'm working on it. ;-)

Today, we are launching a sizable add-on for our product Trackabi — Time Clock Mobile App for Android and iOS. It is a seamless and robust app for tracking time and user GPS routes with employee leave schedule management. It is an excellent instrument for freelancers, distributed teams, service providers billing by the hour, and other businesses that want to improve employee productivity or...

Hi Product Hunters! My name is Andrey, founder & CEO at Trackabi.com — a platform for time tracking and employee leave management leveraging the gamification approach. Trackabi is already a mature product with many features and a large userbase. Today we launch on ProductHunt with time tracking gamification to make time tracking fun. Like in video games, you can create achievements for your...

Can't resist posting trackabi.com time tracker here. Our team made it, sorry for a bit of marketing. We also use Redmine which is a perfect bug tracker you can use for free, Figma and Zeplin.

My main experience was that the value of failing is overestimated and succeeding is a much more valuable experience.

Can it be my own product? I wake up and go to bed with it in mind ;D

Check trackabi.com for project planning and estimates, time tracking, and employee leave management. Other then that stay in touch with your team using Slack, Skype or whatever else you prefer. Create a separate chat group for every project.

Probably there is no ultimate solution that would suit any startup and probably you shouldn't expect a piece of advice that will save you 90% of your current expenses. Just analyze where the money goes: - Office expenses — try to find a cheaper workspace or go remote - Switch from expensive cloud hosting solutions like AWS to cheap (but still good) dedicated servers - Outsource your work abroad...

It seems like few want to share their secrets :) But the question is good. It would be great to get some info on this.

I prepare a list of things to do during a day/week/month. Then not completed vs. completed tasks is my productivity. I also use gut feeling a lot. Even when I run out of time to do something I planned, I may feel good if I see that I worked well, and there are some real results.

I like the idea though the UI needs to be a bit smoother. I also would be happy to be able to draw some arrows, etc. That's helpful when you're doing a review. Pros: Simple and fast. I like the idea. I'd use it Cons: There are some issues with the support of different languages. This may steal a lot of customers from you guys.