Your partner in time

From virtual assistants to automatic timesheets to self-policing activity trackers, here are the best time saving apps for busy professionals.

Time tracking is essential for every creative workflow – making sure you get paid in full and understand your successes. But that doesn’t stop it being boring and intrusive. It’s precisely why we designed Timely – the first AI-powered time tracking tool that automatically tracks everything for you.

What does “healthy competition” mean? Before trying it out, it’s worth stopping to consider whether it's actually ever a healthy choice.

In a design recruitment round, about 70% of applicant portfolios used a dribbblish approach. But ultimately, it impoverishes the whole point of design.

There’s an art to finding the right remote workspace. To help you find yours, here are the best places to work remotely according to the Timely team.

Nearly all of us waste time each day without realizing it. So how can we become more aware of how we use it and how we unconsciously waste it?

Maximize your productivity and success with these 5 remote work hacks. Learn how to stay focused, motivated, and efficient from anywhere. Start today!

BIG Timely news. We’re happy, humbled and extremely excited to announce that we’ve raised $5M from some incredible investors! We’re also making a few changes to names and company structures as we head into a new stage of growth. Check out what we’re planning and what you can look forward to.

A boilerplate is the most important piece your company will ever write, read by journalists, investors, and clients alike. Here’s how to write one.

How can we measure productivity to get more from our performance? This guide helps you quantify and measure your personal version of productivity.

Daily routines provide essential structure but they should never be fixed. Here are many ways to keep daily work routine healthy, productive and rewarding.

We know data is important, we’ve got the tools to track it - our problem isn’t collecting data, it’s knowing what to do with it.