Time Tracking for Remote Teams
That Actually Works
Your team is spread across timezones. Your billing shouldn't be spread across spreadsheets. One tool for tracking, invoicing, and getting paid — no matter where your people are.
Remote teams lose hours to bad tooling
Remote teams lose 20% of billable hours to bad tracking. Different timezones, async work, context switching between three apps — it all adds up. Someone in Manila forgets to log Friday's work. Someone in Denver enters hours in the wrong project. Nobody notices until the invoice looks wrong and the client calls.
The usual fix is more process: daily standups about time entries, weekly audits, a spreadsheet that "reconciles" with the tracking tool. You didn't hire a distributed team so you could spend your time policing timesheets. You hired them because they're great at what they do. Give them a tool that's great at what it does.
Built for teams that don't share an office
Miru was built by a distributed team. We know the problems because we have them. Here's how we solved them.
Timezone-aware tracking
Your designer in Lisbon logs hours in Lisbon time. Your developer in Bangalore logs in IST. Miru normalizes everything so your reports make sense regardless of where people sit. No mental math. No "wait, what time was it there?"
Async-friendly logging
Not everyone works 9-to-5 — and on a distributed team, nobody does. Log time whenever the work happens. Backfill yesterday. Pre-log tomorrow. Miru doesn't care when you enter it, only that it's accurate.
Team dashboard
See who's working on what without pinging anyone on Slack. One glance shows you team utilization, active projects, and where hours are going. The async standup you always wanted but never had time to build.
CLI for developer teams
Your engineers live in the terminal. Let them track time there too. `miru track start "API refactor"` is faster than switching to a browser, finding the project, and clicking a button. Two seconds instead of twenty.
Role-based access
Contractors see their own time and invoices. Employees see team reports. Admins see everything. Five distinct roles mean your freelance designer in Berlin doesn't see the same dashboard as your operations lead in New York.
The math for remote teams
A 50-person remote team on Miru Pro: $50/month. That's $600/year for the entire company. The same team on Harvest? $6,480/year. On Monday.com? $7,200/year. Not $600. Not even close.
And if your team has 5 or fewer people, Miru is completely free. No trials. No credit card. No feature gates. Every feature, every role, every report — free.
We have people in four timezones and used to spend the first 15 minutes of every Monday reconciling last week's hours. With Miru, the data is just there. Accurate. On time. Monday mornings are for work now, not cleanup.
— Engineering lead, 30-person distributed team
Your team is distributed. Your tools shouldn't be.
Free for up to 5 users. $1/member/month after that. Set up takes two minutes.