Workory vs Clockify: Proof of Delivery vs Time Tracking
Clockify tracks how many hours you worked. Workory proves what you delivered. When a client disputes your work, a timesheet won't help. A timestamped record of every update, screenshot, and file will.
| Feature | Clockify | Workory |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Internal time tracking | Client-facing proof of delivery |
| Proof of Work Done | No (hours only) | Timestamped entries + files |
| Client-Facing Link | No | Shareable project page |
| Dispute Protection | No | Full delivery history |
| Image Uploads | No | Yes |
| PDF Export | Limited | Full portfolio |
| Starting Price | Free | Free (15€/mo Pro) |
Why Clockify Falls Short
1. Time tracking is not work proof
Clockify measures hours. But clients pay for results. When a client questions a 10-hour sprint, you need to show what you built, not just when you built it. Clockify has no built-in way to attach screenshots, links, or deliverables to time entries.
2. No client portal
Clockify doesn't give clients visibility into your work. No shared portal. No way for clients to see proof before invoicing. You send invoices blind, clients question entries, and payment delays stretch into weeks.
How Workory solves this
Proof of work, not just hours
Every Workory entry includes what you did (text), proof (images, links, files), and a timestamp. When a client asks "What did you do?", you share the project page. They see everything.
Client portal for faster approvals
Every Workory project has a public page. Share it with clients. They see your timestamped entries and proof. Clients approve work in real-time. Payment cycles shrink from weeks to days.
FAQ
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