# Timether: LLM Context

Timether is a calm, privacy-first time tracking product for freelancers, makers, consultants, remote workers, and small teams. The product is positioned around understanding where the workday goes without screenshots, surveillance, keystroke logging, mouse tracking, or complicated setup.

## Website

Canonical site: https://timether.com

Public pages:

- https://timether.com/
- https://timether.com/free-edition

Primary metadata:

- Product name: Timether
- Category: time tracking software, productivity software, business software
- Audience: freelancers, consultants, indie makers, remote workers, small teams, startups, agencies, and client-service businesses
- Positioning: calm, trust-based time tracking without surveillance

## Homepage Message

The homepage leads with: "Track time without feeling watched." Timether is presented as a calm, privacy-first tracker for people who want to understand where their day goes without screenshots, surveillance, or complicated setup.

The homepage explains Timether through these messages:

1. Free Edition: start with a no-account browser tracker that stores data locally.
2. Private by design: users control the timer; Timether does not monitor screens or activity.
3. A clearer workday: review time across customers, projects, and tasks.
4. Simple reports: export clean records and share only what needs to be shared.
5. From time to billing: use tracked entries as the basis for billing records and invoices.
6. Team-ready when you grow: move from solo tracking to shared workspaces when needed.

## Core Features

- Timer tracking with start, pause, resume, save, and reset behavior.
- Manual time entry creation and editing.
- Projects with colors and hourly rates.
- Customers, clients, and client billing context.
- Tasks for organizing work.
- Tags for organizing time entries.
- Weekly timesheets.
- Reports with date ranges, project totals, billable totals, and tag filters.
- Invoice generation from billable time.
- Invoice statuses including draft, sent, paid, and void.
- PDF export for reports and invoices.
- JSON and CSV export/import.
- Workspaces for teams.
- Member invites and roles.
- Account sessions.
- Two-factor authentication for cloud accounts.
- API or connected-app access for integrations and companion clients.

## Free Edition

The Free Edition is a no-login browser time tracker. It is best for people who need a simple local timer and basic records without creating an account, onboarding a team, or setting up cloud sync.

Free Edition includes:

- Browser-only timer.
- Manual entries.
- Local browser storage.
- Customer, project, or task organization.
- Basic reports.
- PDF export.
- Import and export backups.

Free Edition does not include:

- Cloud sync.
- Team workspaces.
- Multi-device backup.
- Invoice workflows.
- Connected app access.

## Plans

Free:

- Price: $0 forever.
- Audience: people who need quick, private local tracking without creating an account.
- Features: browser-only timer, manual entries, basic reports, PDF export, import/export backups.

Solo Pro:

- Price: $2.99 per month.
- Audience: freelancers who want a reliable cloud record of client work.
- Features: cloud account, projects and clients, tags and billable rates, reports and timesheets, JSON/CSV/PDF exports.

Team:

- Price: $4.99 per user/month.
- Audience: small teams that need one shared view of client work.
- Features: shared workspaces, member invites and roles, team projects and clients, invoice generation, connected app access.

Business:

- Price: $7.99 per user/month.
- Audience: teams that need more control, better visibility, and cleaner planning signals.
- Features: activity history, advanced workspace controls, invoice lifecycle tracking, priority support, planning insights.

## Security and Privacy

Timether is not positioned as surveillance software. The marketing should avoid implying screenshots, keystroke logging, mouse tracking, or employee monitoring.

Timether should be described as trust-based tracking, not employee monitoring.

## Brand Voice

Use clear, product-led language. Prefer business outcomes over implementation details.

Good phrasing:

- "Track time without feeling watched."
- "Time tracking should feel like a notebook, not a camera."
- "Calm, privacy-first time tracking."
- "Keep a better record of your workday."

Avoid implementation-heavy phrasing:

- "The website reflects the actual product."
- "Bearer token API coverage."
- "Timer state."
- "Audit logs" as a lead message unless used in admin/security context.

## Assets

- Logo: https://timether.com/logo.png
- Open Graph image: https://timether.com/og-image.png
- Apple touch icon: https://timether.com/apple-touch-icon.png
- Favicon: https://timether.com/favicon.ico

## Discovery

- Sitemap: https://timether.com/sitemap.xml
- Robots: https://timether.com/robots.txt
- LLM summary: https://timether.com/llms.txt
- Full LLM context: https://timether.com/llms-full.txt