Reap · v3.2

Time tracking, for work that matters.

Reap is a calm, considered time tracker for design studios, agencies, and professional service teams. Track hours, send invoices, and know exactly where your week went — without feeling surveilled.

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Time
Expenses
Projects
Team
Invoices

This week

Tracked
35h 45m
Billable
32h 45m
Capacity
40h
Lighthouse · Brand refresh12h 15m
Finch & Co · Editorial site6h 00m
Ironside · E-comm redesign12h 30m
Internal · Design system3h 00m
Trusted by studios billing thoughtfully
Lighthouse Studio
Finch & Co
Meadowlark Press
IRONSIDE /goods
PLUM DEPT.

Hours that feel
like they were lived.

Most time trackers treat a week as a spreadsheet. Reap treats it as a record — of meetings attended, problems solved, work that earned its keep. Everything is designed around that.

A timer you won't forget to start

A keyboard-accessible timer lives in every corner of the app. Running timers have a gentle pine pulse — visible, not shouty. Forgot to start? Drag across the day timeline to backfill.

⌘ + T to start·Offline OK

Projects that know their budget

Every project has a budget in hours or dollars. As you log time, Reap keeps quiet — until you're 15 % from the line. Then it tells you plainly, with enough time to have a conversation.

Burn-down view·Retainer rollover

Invoices that read like letters

Pull uninvoiced hours into a draft with two clicks. Totals set in serif italic, numbers in mono, a handwritten note if you want one. Clients pay by card, ACH, or wire from inside the email.

Stripe & Wise·Recurring & retainer

Team capacity, without the guilt

See who's stretched and who has headroom. No leaderboards, no productivity scores. Just honest utilization and billable percentage, scoped to the week that actually matters.

PTO aware·Role-based views
— on time, well spent

"How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives. What we do with this hour, and that one, is what we are doing."

Annie Dillard · The Writing Life

Three ways to start a timer.

Because habits are personal. Pick the one that fits your hand.

i.

From the menu bar

The desktop app parks a mark in your status bar. Click, pick a project, start. Perfect for people who live in their OS.

⌘⇧T · Lighthouse — Hero
0:00:00 → running
ii.

Inside the timesheet

For people who think in weeks. Type hours directly into the Mon–Sun grid; Reap auto-saves on every cell.

Tue · Apr 15
Hero section · 2.5h
iii.

From your calendar

Reap reads your Google or iCloud calendar and offers to turn each event into a time entry. Accept with a tap.

10:00 — 11:00
Client sync → Lighthouse?

Pricing that scales with the team,
not the timer.

Per person, per month. No seat surcharges for clients, no per-project fees, no AI upcharge. Cancel any time.

Solo

$0/ month, forever

For freelancers and one-person studios. Everything you need to bill honestly.

  • 1 person, unlimited projects
  • Timer, timesheet, invoices
  • Stripe payments
  • CSV & PDF export
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Firm

$22/ person / month

For agencies over 30. SSO, custom fields, dedicated onboarding.

  • Everything in Studio
  • SSO (SAML, Google)
  • Custom fields & roles
  • QuickBooks / Xero sync
  • Priority support, migration help
Talk to us
— customers

Studios that bill with intention.

From two-person design shops to 40-person agencies — Reap is how they mark the hours that matter.

— changelog · v3.2

What's new.

— about

Built in Brooklyn & Lisbon.

Reap is an independent team of six. We make the tool we wish we'd had when we ran a studio.

— help & guides

Read the docs, then stop thinking about it.

Start tracking the hours
that become your year.

Thirty days free. No card. No onboarding gauntlet. Import from Harvest or start clean.

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