Built for how you actually work.
Track any kind of work in seconds.
Invoice from the same screen.
And make it look like your business.
$20, once. Why? Because we all hate subscriptions.
The hour you forget to bill
costs more than this.
WorkGlass holds the clients, the rates, the hours and the invoices in one place, so the hard part of your day is the work, not the paperwork waiting for you afterward.
Log it before you forget
Start the timer or just type the hours. Pick the client and their rate comes with them, so there's no arithmetic in your head at the end of a long day.
Yeah, $20. It's kind of a no‑brainer.
Make it look like your business, not like software.
You'll open this every working day for years. So the wallpaper behind it and the accent color running through it are yours, not a theme somebody else picked for you.
Light Wood
Choose from 50 backgrounds or upload your own. Or keep it simple and pick a hex code color. Then set the accent that runs throughout. Making it yours is easy‑peasy.
Still $20. All fifty backgrounds included. I'm not charging you extra for wallpaper.
From logged hours to a complete PDF invoice.
Start to finish, anywhere.
Start to finish, anywhere.
Yep, still $20. Invoices too. There's no Pro plan hiding behind a button.
Built to capture your time, your clients, and your bill.
No wall of graphs. No screen that looks like a spreadsheet. No calendar, because you already have one you like. Log the hour, keep the client, send the invoice. That is the whole job, and it should not be complicated.
This is for you if
- You want to start a timer in a couple of taps and get back to the work.
- You bill a handful of clients and want invoices that look like you sent them.
- You would rather learn the whole app this afternoon than next quarter.
- You want your time, your client info, and your billing in one place. Nothing more.
This is not for you if
- You need every chart imaginable, forecasting, and utilization reporting.
- You are staffing a team, running payroll, or buying a dozen seats.
- You want the scheduling calendar and the CRM in the same window.
Then you probably won't want this, and that is fine. Harvest, Toggl Track and Bonsai all do hardcore stuff well.
And 30 days to try it first. So there is really no risk at all.
Buy it once. Keep it forever.
- Unlimited clients, entries and invoices
- Hourly and flat-fee billing
- All 50 backgrounds and accent colors
- Cloud backup and sync
- Every future update
Try it free for 30 days first.
If I were you,
I'd have questions too.
It does sound a little too good to be true. So here is the unglamorous version, with nothing left out.
Twenty dollars. Once. What's the catch?
There isn't one. WorkGlass is built and run by one person, not a company that needs your card on file to hit a number. You pay $20, you get a license key, you use it for as long as you want. Every future update is included.
Can I try it before I hand over the twenty?
You get 30 days, free, with everything turned on. Open the app, add a client, log some hours, send yourself an invoice. If it isn't for you, walk away and you are out nothing.
Where does my data live?
On your device. WorkGlass is local-first, so it works with no connection and nothing leaves your machine unless you turn on Backup. You can download the whole thing as a JSON file any time you like, which is more than most software lets you do.
Does it work on my phone?
Any modern browser: Mac, Windows, iPad, phone. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app, timer and all. No app store, no update nags.
Am I the right kind of person for this?
If you bill a handful of clients by the hour or by the project, yes. Designers, photographers, writers, developers, dog walkers, tutors, consultants. If you are staffing a team or running payroll, no, and that is on purpose.
What happens when I decide I hate it?
Then you found out during the 30 days and it cost you nothing. That is the whole reason the trial is that long.
Are you going to start charging monthly later?
No. That is the one promise this whole page is built on. If a subscription ever shows up, the license you bought still works, exactly as it does today.