Apps for rollout-ready time tracking
Half5 runs on desktop, iOS and Android. The app helps users remember work, keeps the raw timeline personal, and turns approved hours into reliable revenue data.
The desktop app is the engine behind automatic recognition. If direct download is not available, the button opens the latest release page.
Looking up latest releaseFor Windows workstations where desktop context turns forgotten work into suggestions.
Download Windows Mac app for Apple SiliconFor newer Macs with M-series chips, usually recent MacBooks and iMacs.
Download Mac Silicon Mac app for IntelFor older Intel Macs where Apple Silicon installers do not match the device.
Download Mac IntelDesktop recognizes the workday, mobile keeps checks and submissions close, and the web app gives managers and finance the approved workflow.
Users receive concrete suggestions with customer, project and activity. The raw timeline stays private, while approved hours become reliable revenue data for team leads and finance.
Suggestions can include customer, project, activity and source so users start from a usable proposal.
Programs, URLs and personal activity stay with the user until they choose what becomes a time entry.
Team leads, finance and integrations only work with submitted and approved hours.
One team can prove recovered minutes, approval rhythm and invoice-ready value before a wider rollout.
The desktop app helps users remember work. Their raw timeline is not a manager dashboard.
Suggestions become team data only after the user turns them into submitted hours.
Approved hours can move to accounting, CRM, planning tools and internal agents.
A serious rollout starts small and still answers the enterprise questions: people accept it, finance sees value and systems only use approved data.
Users see suggestions first, managers do not receive the raw timeline and the privacy boundary is clear from day one.
Recovered minutes, approval rhythm and invoice-ready value show whether a wider rollout pays back.
Only submitted and approved hours move toward accounting, CRM, planning tools or agents.
Half5 is strongest when you roll it out around one revenue-critical workflow first: one team, one approval rhythm and one handoff to finance.
Every user gets the app that matches the workday: desktop for recognition, mobile for quick checks.
Users can exclude programs or URLs and decide which suggestions become registered hours.
Managers and finance work with submitted, approved hours instead of private activity noise.
Install with a clear first win
Users keep control of their personal timeline while approved hours become measurable value for finance.
The raw timeline stays personal. Teams work with submitted hours, approvals and invoice-ready output.
Managers review exceptions before finance receives clean data, so recovered hours stay explainable.
Even a few missed minutes per person per day become serious revenue across a team.
Half5 shows which revenue can return, what stays personal, which hours finance may use and which systems receive approved data.
Proof can come from one revenue-critical team before every user joins.
Recovered minutes, submission behavior and approval rhythm become measurable.
Desktop, mobile and web stay aligned around approved hours.