[timmerk]

Hi,

I just got a job where I work from home on my own laptop. What is a good timecard / expense keeper / consulting app that works very well and easy to use with many features in OS X?

What do people like best?

Thanks!

[cpac]

I haven't used it a lot personally, but my experience with iBank has been so positive I'm going to suggest you look at iWork. - The developer is very responsive, and does a good job of integrating things nicely with what OS X already offers (iCal, Addressbook, etc.)

[bbales]

I use TimeSlice, but that's primarily b/c I started a long time ago and just kept using it. It's fine for what I use it for, which primarily is tracking time spent for just one client. I don't use it for invoicing or keeping track of expenses, though I should probably at least look into those capabilities.

I would look at versiontracker, to see what's out there and what users have to say about the various programs.

[120db]

i really like studiometry 2.0. It's a bit sluggish and a little expensive, but it's the only app that just clicks with me and seems to be organized in a way that makes sense. it does invoicing, job tracking, time tracking, etc.