FairHour
FairHour and the other ways to track time in Trello
FairHour is a small tool: a timer on the card and a timesheet on the board, free. The products below are full time trackers that also connect to Trello. They do more, and they ask for more. These pages say plainly where each one is the better choice.
Toggl Track is a full time tracker with its own apps. It reaches Trello through a browser extension. FairHour is only a Trello Power-Up, and it is free.
Clockify is a full time tracker with a generous free plan. Its browser extension adds a timer button to Trello cards. FairHour does less, and keeps everything inside Trello.
Harvest tracks time in order to invoice it, and it has its own Trello Power-Up. FairHour stops at the timesheet and costs nothing.
Everhour’s Time Tracking Power-Up is the closest thing to FairHour: it also lives inside Trello and needs no separate account. It does more, and after a two-week trial it is paid. (Everhour also sells a full time tracker with a Trello integration; this page is about the Power-Up.)
Planyway is a planning tool for Trello: calendar, timeline, workload, and time tracking as one part of it. FairHour is only the time tracking part, and it is free.
TimeCamp is a full time tracker whose Power-Up brings a Track Time button to Trello cards and sends the time to TimeCamp. FairHour keeps the whole thing inside Trello.