I’m Lahiru, the founder of Timether. I started Timether almost 7 years ago as a small personal project because I wanted a simpler way to track time without feeling like I was being monitored. Over time, it slowly grew into something built for freelancers, small agencies, and teams who need proper time tracking, reports, expenses, invoicing, and workspace collaboration — but without screenshots, employee surveillance, or unnecessary complexity. Timether is built around a simple idea: Track work clearly. Build trust. Don’t spy on people. With Timether, you can: Track time across clients and projects Use tags, billable rates, expenses, and reports Export timesheets and reports as PDF, CSV, or JSON Create project invoices and accept payments Work across web, desktop, mobile, and browser extension Share clean proof-of-work pages with clients Manage teams with roles and permissions I’m launching today because I’d love feedback from freelancers, founders, small agencies, and anyone who has tried tools like Toggl, Clockify, Harvest, Hubstaff, or Time Doctor but wanted something lighter and more privacy-first. This is still early, and I’m personally reading every message. If you try Timether and something feels confusing, missing, or rough, I’d genuinely love to hear it.