Platforms and devices
Gigtime runs everywhere you work, with one account and real-time sync between all of them:
| Platform | Where to get it |
|---|---|
| Web | app.gigtime.app — any modern browser |
| iOS | App Store |
| Android | Google Play |
| Windows | Installer from gigtime.app |
| macOS | Download from gigtime.app |
| Linux | Download from gigtime.app |
Sign in with the same account on as many devices as you like. Time entries, clients, projects, invoices, and the running timer all sync in real time — log hours on your phone, review them on your laptop, no manual sync step.
Platform notes
Web is always the latest version; there's nothing to update.
Windows and macOS check for updates automatically about once a day and offer to install new versions when they're available. You can also check manually under Settings → General → Check for Updates.
iOS and Android update through their app stores as usual. Push notifications (timer reminders, invoice-viewed alerts, and so on) are available on mobile — see Notifications.
One platform difference worth knowing about: subscriptions are billed through whichever platform you subscribe on — Stripe on web and desktop, Apple on iOS, Google Play on Android — and prices differ slightly between them. Details in Managing your subscription.
Does it work offline?
Gigtime is an online-first app: you need an internet connection to sync and to access your account. Offline support is being explored for a future release.