Time tracking for solar panel installers
Track visits throughout your day
Your work can include running conduit, mounting rails, testing string voltage. You might visit Residential rooftops, Commercial warehouses, Solar farm sites in one day. Use your timeline to review each recorded visit before billing.
Common time-tracking challenges
- Difficulty distinguishing actual roof time from transit time between residential installs
- Missing mileage logs for long-distance trips to remote solar farm sites
- Forgetting to log the duration of quick inverter troubleshooting calls between larger jobs
How TradesTimer handles it
- Automatically separates driving trips from active jobsite stops so you don't overbill
- Captures every mile driven between residential rooftops for easy tax-time mileage exports
- Eliminates manual clocking when jumping from conduit runs to inverter commissioning
Five days to try it. Pro to keep tracking.
The upcoming paid release includes five days of tracking without payment details or automatic charges. Continue with Pro, including encrypted backup. Exports remain available after the trial.
- Automatic stop and trip recording
- Unlimited stops, drives, and days
- Review and edit stops and trips
- Rounded billable hours, exported as text or CSV
- Travel log with estimated distances
- 7-day summary view
- History stored on your phone
Canada: CA$9.99/month or CA$69.99/year. Both plans include the same features.
- Continued automatic tracking and timeline review
- End-to-end encrypted cloud backup
- Restore your full history on a new phone
- A backup stored separately from your phone
US prices are shown in USD; Canadian prices are shown in CAD. Your local App Store or Google Play price may differ. Subscriptions auto-renew until cancelled through the store where you purchased.
Control your location history
TradesTimer stores your history on your phone. Address lookups send coordinates to an address provider. You choose where to share your hours and travel exports.
If you enable Pro backup, TradesTimer encrypts your history before uploading it. Your recovery code unlocks the backup. See the privacy policy for details about address lookups, exports, and other data use.