Every capacity view, profitability report, and planning decision is only as good as the time data underneath it. Toggl starts there: the #1 rated time tracker for ease of use, with automated capture, a browser extension that works on the tools your team already uses, and 100% anti-surveillance.
That data doesn't just sit in a report; it answers questions. Every workload, profitability, and billing answer lives in Toggl, not spreadsheets. Project dashboards, utilization, workload, billable vs. non-billable, estimated vs. actuals, all shareable with a client or leadership without touching clunky analytics toold or spending a Friday rebuilding a report that should already exist.
And when the next request comes in (aka "can we take this on?") you don't scope it from memory. Toggl connects your past projects to your next estimate, showing in real time who has capacity, who's overbooked, and what saying yes actually costs your team.
This is time intelligence: your time data working harder, across capacity, profitability, and planning, not just tracked...but put to use. We're trusted by agencies, consultancies, and professional services teams who need time to answer real business questions, plus software teams, law firms, and finance teams who run on the same principle: know, don't guess.
At Freedom, we’re redefining what it means to work well in a distracted world. We believe focused work isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about working with clarity, intention, and balance.
That’s why Freedom lets you block distractions across all your devices. So you can unblock your life and focus on what truly matters.
With this mission in mind, our tools now empower over 3 million people to do their best work. Whether that’s finishing a screenplay, publishing research, or simply reclaiming time and attention in a world that’s always “on.”
We believe the future is about making space for the things that inspire you where focus fuels creativity, and success includes rest, reflection, and real life.
Because true freedom isn’t just about doing more. It’s about choosing what not to give your attention to.