Comparison
Looking for a free Toggl alternative?
Toggl Track is built around manual timers — you start one when you begin a task and stop it when you're done. Klokrs takes the opposite approach: it tracks automatically from the moment you install it, so there's nothing to remember to start.
Quick comparison
| Feature | Klokrs | Toggl Track |
|---|---|---|
| Price to get started | Free | Free tier, $9+/mo for teams |
| Automatic tracking, no timers | Yes | No — manual start/stop timers |
| Runs in your browser | Yes | Yes, plus desktop and mobile apps |
| Ask AI about your time in plain English | Yes, bring your own key | No |
| Daily planner mapped to tracked time | Yes | Project-based time entries only |
| Automatic distraction blocking, no toggle | Yes, schedule-aware | No |
| Built-in Pomodoro focus timer | Yes | No |
| Domain drill-down + 90-day heatmap | Yes | Reports by project/client, no domain view |
| PDF & CSV export | Yes | Yes |
Toggl Track pricing and features based on their publicly listed plans as of 2026.
Where Klokrs wins
- Nothing to remember. Toggl only tracks time you remember to start a timer for — if you forget, that time isn't logged. Klokrs tracks every tab automatically, so your data reflects what actually happened.
- Free, no per-seat pricing. Toggl's free tier is limited and team plans are priced per seat. Klokrs is free while in beta, with no per-user billing.
- Ask AI about your own data. Connect your own OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic, or OpenRouter key and ask plain-English questions about your tracked time. Toggl has no equivalent.
- Built-in planning and focus tools. The Daily Planner and Pomodoro timer are built in. Toggl Track is a pure time-logging tool with no planning layer.
- Blocks distracting sites on its own. Tag a planner task with sites to block and it enforces itself only during that task's window, plus an always-blocked list for the sites you never want open. Toggl has no site-blocking feature at all.
Where Toggl wins
- Built for client billing. Toggl's project, client, and billable-rate structure is purpose-built for freelancers and agencies invoicing clients by the hour. Klokrs doesn't have a billing/invoicing workflow.
- Cross-platform apps. Toggl has desktop and mobile apps that track time outside the browser. Klokrs currently tracks browser tab activity only.
- Team collaboration features. Toggl supports team workspaces, shared projects, and approvals. Klokrs is currently built for individual use.
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