How Remote teams use Temporal.ist
Capacity planning
Per-team weekly capacity rolled up across timezones. Spot under- and over-utilization before sprint planning.
Client billing across countries
Multi-currency invoicing per client; team members in different countries roll into the same project.
Trust-first culture
No screenshots, no activity percentages. Data is at the session/project level — what was done, not how it was done.
- Per-person, per-project hours with zero surveillance. No screenshots, no activity scores, no 'time online'.
- Time-zone aware reporting — your async team's hours roll up correctly regardless of where they live.
- Trust-first culture: the data exists for billing and capacity planning, not for monitoring individuals.
Remote teams often pick between 'no time tracking' (capacity planning impossible) and 'screenshot surveillance' (culture damage). Temporal.ist is built for the third option.
Built for remote teams
You manage a distributed team across three time zones. You need to know who's working on what — for capacity planning and client billing — without instrumenting your team's mouse movements. Temporal.ist tracks file activity and URL visits, on each person's machine, with the data rolling up to project and client levels for managers. Individual contributor activity stays at the level of 'sessions and projects' — no per-keystroke records.
Pricing for remote teams
Free during early access. Team plans will be priced for remote-friendly companies, not enterprise IT departments.