Built by people who got tired of paying $9/seat.

Horaflow started as an internal tool. We were a 30-person dev shop quietly bleeding $300+/month to Time Doctor, watching the data round-trip to a US server, and discovering — on a Monday morning HR call — that our night-shift team's hours were attributed to the wrong calendar day for the third week in a row.

We built our own tracker over a few weeks. Mac, Windows, and Linux desktop agents. Screenshots that get the timezone right. Project reports that match what we billed clients. A dashboard that doesn't take 7 seconds to load thousands of employees.

Then friends started asking if they could use it. So we packaged it up. Horaflowis what we landed on as the name — hora being the Spanish for hour, flowbeing what your work should feel like when the timer doesn't lie about it.

We're a small team based in Karachi, Pakistan, building tools we'd want to use ourselves. One flat price. No usage limits. No surprise upgrades. Email us if it doesn't work the way you expect — we read every message.

What we believe

  • • Productivity tools should be transparent — employees know they're tracked, and how.
  • • Software pricing should be flat, predictable, and honest about what it includes.
  • • A time tracker that can't handle the night shift isn't a time tracker.
  • • Your data is yours. Export it, take it, leave whenever.