Monthly report · October 2026

Time tracking, October 2026: 1 open gap — 0 closed, 1 opened.

As the catalog read it in October 2026 · written Nov 1, 2026. This report does not change after it is written. September 2026 →

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Forge’s own counts and the quoted claims with their sources are CC BY 4.0 — cite as Ambera Forge, Time tracking, October 2026. Carried market-size figures are their publishers’ and are not in the file.

What was read

6 companies placed; 0 read during October 2026.

Gaps closed and opened

2 themes were raised about two or more of 6 read companies; 1 shares no word with anything a company declares. Against the previous month: 1 gap opened and 0 closed (0 now share a word with a declared capability, 0 no longer raised about two companies). Themes are compared by their words, so a theme the reading reworded counts as one closed and one opened.

Opened · 1
Complexity, setup and learning curve
Now answered in the declared names · 0
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No longer raised about two companies · 0
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  • ◌ Complexity, setup and learning curveraised about 2 of 6 · no declared match
  • ● Manual work and automationraised about 2 of 6

Who entered

0 companies placed; 3 products sighted by a search and not yet read (Toggl Time Intelligence, TimeBee, MinuteShark).

  • Toggl Time Intelligence — sighted Oct 5, 2026 · source
  • TimeBee — sighted Oct 5, 2026 · source
  • MinuteShark — sighted Oct 5, 2026 · source

Pricing moves

5 of 6 read companies have a pricing entry on record; none recorded a pricing change this month.

  • Clockify [FACT] Sep 30, 2026Clockify's Free plan was reduced from unlimited users to a cap of 5 active users starting April 2026, with kiosk, billable rates, shared reports, project time estimates, CSV/Excel export, and reduced webhook/API limits moved to paid plans. source
  • Toggl Track [COMPANY CLAIM] Sep 30, 2026Toggl Track's pricing has four tiers: Free (up to 5 users, unlimited projects/clients), Starter (~$9/user/month billed annually, ~$10-12/month billed monthly) adding billable rates and saved reports, Premium (~$18/user/month billed annually, ~$20-24/month billed monthly) adding profitability tracking, forecasting, and timesheet approvals, and custom-quoted Enterprise adding SSO and dedicated support. source
  • Harvest [FACT] Sep 30, 2026Harvest's public pricing page (getharvest.com/pricing) currently lists Free, Teams, and Enterprise tiers. Free includes 1 seat, 2 projects, time tracking, invoicing, expense tracking, and Mac/iOS apps. Teams offers unlimited seats, team reporting, invoicing, and accounting/payment integrations (Stripe, QuickBooks Online, Xero, Deel). Enterprise is listed at $17.50/seat/month and adds items like SAML SSO and Forecast integration. source
  • Agencies billing by the hour [FACT] Sep 30, 2026Harvest's starting price is cited at $11-13.75/user/month depending on source, with a free plan limited to 1 user and 2 projects. source
  • Timely [FACT] Sep 30, 2026Timely's own pricing page lists three tiers: Starter $11 usd/mo per user (max 5 users, 20 projects, API access), Premium $20 usd/mo per user (max 50 users, unlimited projects, PM/accounting sync, team/budget management), and Unlimited $28 usd/mo per user (unlimited users, capacity management, overtime tracking, Azure user management, 50+ currencies, premium customer success), billed monthly with yearly billing saving up to 22%. source

What users raised

26 themes raised by users; the most raised: Complexity, setup and learning curve (2 of 6), Manual work and automation (2 of 6), Accuracy and output quality (1 of 6).

  • Complexity, setup and learning curve 2/6
  • Manual work and automation 2/6
  • Accuracy and output quality 1/6
  • Analytics and reporting 1/6
  • Billing, fees and cancellation 1/6
  • Bugs and reliability 1/6
  • Customer support 1/6
  • disconnected stack (tracker separate from invoicing) 1/6
  • features spread across too many paid tiers 1/6
  • forgetting to start the timer 1/6
  • forgetting to stop the timer 1/6
  • Free tier, trial and paywalled features 1/6
  • idle detection and reminders 1/6
  • lacks built-in activity monitoring 1/6
  • lacks native leave management at lower tiers 1/6
  • memory gaps on timesheets 1/6
  • Mobile apps 1/6
  • No GPS/location tracking or shift scheduling 1/6
  • Price increases 1/6
  • Price level 1/6
  • Privacy and security 1/6
  • Relatively expensive vs. competitors 1/6
  • rounding down partial hours 1/6
  • screenshot/keystroke surveillance features 1/6
  • Sync and offline 1/6
  • Usage limits and caps 1/6

Funding by quarter

Withheld: something was read in 1 of the last 8 quarters. A series needs at least 2 to say anything a single reading does not.

The ledger this month

0 observed claims recorded this month.

How big this market is, as its publishers state it

No market-size figure has been recorded for this level yet. Not read is not zero.

Research-house estimates for this sector, carried side by side under each house’s own name. Estimates of one market can differ several-fold; none is averaged, and none is Forge’s.

No publisher is named for this level yet, so there is nothing to read from. Publishers are authored in the taxonomy and arrive with a deploy.

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