Product updates, engineering insights, and tips for teams that bill by the hour.
A practical guide to automated time tracking for teams using Claude Code, Codex, and other AI coding tools. Real workflows, real scripts, zero browser tabs.
The biggest release in Miru's history. New expense management, CLI tool, dark mode, API access, six report types, and a completely redesigned experience.
FreshBooks charges $17-$55/month before you add a single team member. Miru gives you invoicing, time tracking, and expenses for $1/member/month.
A head-to-head comparison of Miru and Harvest. Pricing, features, open source vs closed source, and why Miru wins for most teams.
Toggl is a great timer. Miru is a great timer plus invoicing, expenses, payments, and a CLI. All for $1/member/month. Here's the full comparison.
Vendor lock-in, surprise pricing, and disappearing features. Here's why open source time tracking isn't just nice to have — it's the only sane choice.
A 50-person team on Harvest pays $600/month. On Miru Pro, that's $50. Here's the math on why per-seat pricing is a scam.
A practical guide to client billing for agencies: time tracking, invoicing, expense management, and getting paid on time.
Track your hours, send professional invoices, and get paid without chasing. A practical guide for freelancers who'd rather do the work.
A step-by-step guide to switching from Harvest to Miru. Export your data, import via CLI, and start saving 90% on your time tracking bill.
CSS invert() is not dark mode. Here's what it actually takes to build a dark theme that doesn't hurt your eyes.
Practical lessons from billing clients across timezones. Time tracking, invoicing, and getting paid when your team spans continents.
Clockify markets itself as free forever. But the features you actually need cost $7.99/user/month. Here's what they're not telling you.
Monday.com is a project management suite. You need a billing tool. Here's why using Monday for time tracking is expensive overkill.
Most SaaS tools treat the terminal as an afterthought. We built a full CLI because developers deserve better than a browser tab.
We built Miru because we were a consulting company that couldn't find a decent time tracker. Here's the honest story of how it happened.
In a world obsessed with Next.js and serverless, we bet on Rails 8 and React 18. Here's why boring tech wins.
Per-seat pricing at $10-15/person is a racket. Here's the math behind Miru's $1/member pricing and why it works.
Step-by-step guide to deploying Miru on your own infrastructure. Docker, bare metal, or cloud -- your servers, your rules.
Real shell scripts and automation patterns our team uses daily. Git hooks, cron invoicing, Slack integration, and more.
Most developers hate tracking time. Here's how to make it painless with the right tools and a 30-second daily habit.
Miru is open source and MIT licensed. We charge $1/person/month. Here's why this works and why more companies should try it.
Connect Stripe, send an invoice, get paid. Step-by-step guide to accepting payments through Miru.
We reviewed every major time tracking app. Here's what we found — and why we think most of them are overpriced.
Manual invoicing costs you hours every month. Here's how to set up automated billing with Miru's CLI and Stripe integration.
Slack, Harvest, Jira — they all charge per seat. Here's why this pricing model punishes growth and how to escape it.
Use Miru's API with Zapier to auto-create time entries from calendar events, send invoice notifications to Slack, and sync payments to your accounting tool.
Authentication, endpoints, rate limits, and real code examples. Everything you need to build on top of Miru's REST API.