Choose Clockify if you need
- Android or Linux. We haven't found them on RescueTime's website.
- Integration with QuickBooks, Google Calendar or Outlook. We haven't found them on RescueTime's website.
At a glance
- Both have a free plan.
- RescueTime offers a free trial (14 days). We haven't confirmed one for Clockify.
- RescueTime's lowest paid plan is Solo at $7 per month, billed annually ($9 monthly), as of November 11, 2026.
- Both are available on Web, iOS, Windows and macOS.
- Only Clockify lists Android and Linux.
- Both work with Asana.
- Both list SSO.
- RescueTime has a public API. We haven't confirmed one for Clockify.
From each tool's own website, checked on the dates below, and from published reviews.
Which to choose
From the facts checked for both tools, not from opinion. A fact we haven't confirmed for one of them is never counted.
Choose RescueTime if you need
- Integration with Slack, Spotify or Gmail. We haven't found them on Clockify's website.
Clockify
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Review RescueTimeThe facts
- What it does
- ClockifyA time tracker and timesheet app that lets you track work hours across projects.
- RescueTimeRescueTime runs in the background, automatically tracking time spent on apps and websites.
- Free plan
- ClockifyYes
- RescueTimeYes
- Pricing
- ClockifyNot confirmed
- RescueTimePer user, monthly or annual
- Paid plans from
What they share
From the platforms and integrations each website lists.
Platforms
Both
- Web
- iOS
- Windows
- macOS
Only Clockify
- Android
- Linux
Only RescueTimeNothing else listed
Integrations
Both
- Asana
Only Clockify
People who switched
Reviewers who say they used one of these before the other.
No reviewer has said they moved between Clockify and RescueTime yet.
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