The same app, set up for your kind of work.
Every firm sells time in its own way. Daytide starts from a template for your line of work, so it already knows the tools you are likely to use and asks better questions in the first week.
Architects and engineers
See which project and phase every hour went to, without anyone filling in a timesheet.
How these firms bill: fixed fee by phase, some hourly work.
Bookkeepers and accountants
Find out which clients cost you more than they pay.
How these firms bill: fixed monthly fee, hourly for extras.
Law firms
Stop losing the hours you worked but never wrote down.
How these firms bill: hourly, usually in six-minute units. some fixed-fee matters.
Agencies
See which retainers you are over-servicing.
How these firms bill: monthly retainer or fixed project fee.
Consultancies
Utilisation numbers you can trust, without chasing timesheets.
How these firms bill: day rate or fixed fee per engagement.
IT service providers
Know which contracts eat your technicians' time.
How these firms bill: per-seat or per-device contract, plus hourly project work.
Software studios
Hours per client and project, taken from the work itself.
How these firms bill: hourly, per sprint, or fixed price.
Not on the list? Daytide has a general template for professional firms, and it learns your clients and tools the same way, by asking.
Give it one normal week.
Install it, answer a handful of questions, and look at the picture on day seven. The trial runs for 30 days, so you see three more weeks after that before you decide anything.
No card needed to start. Want someone to set it up with you? Assisted onboarding is $250, credited to your first annual invoice.