Timerfly vs Jibble
Jibble alternative for Indian teams
The short answer
Timerfly, for teams at computers who want the day recorded without anyone clocking in: late and absent marks from each shift, night shifts as one day, alerts in Telegram or Slack on Pro and a payroll Excel, from ₹159 a person a month. For field staff with GPS, or if clocking in is enough, Jibble’s free plan may suit you better.
For Indian companies of 5–200 people at computers: IT services, BPOs, CA firms and agencies. Why teams switch:
- Rupee pricing, a GST invoice and UPI autopay
- Night shifts counted as one working day
- Works with Keka, greytHR or Tally: a monthly attendance Excel on Pro
- Attendance marked by itself, no register
- No keylogging and no hidden mode
- Screenshots optional, and they can be blurred
Jibble is a time clock with a free plan: people clock in and out from a computer, phone or kiosk. Timerfly records the work day from the computer by itself and marks attendance from each person’s shift, from ₹159.
See pricing, other alternatives, or what your team will see: Timerfly for employees.
Side by side
Jibble facts from jibble.io (its home page, FAQ, desktop time tracker, screenshots and employee monitoring pages), checked 26 October 2026; it has no pricing page. Timerfly’s rupee prices exclude 18% GST.
Where Timerfly is different
Nobody has to clock in
The day starts on the computer by itself in work hours, and stops when the person is idle or on a break. No forgotten clock-ins, no timesheets to fix.
Attendance marked for you
Late, left early and absent come straight from each person’s hours or shift, every day, without anyone checking timesheets.
Built around Indian shifts
A night shift past midnight is one working day, and on Pro the monthly attendance Excel is ready for Keka, greytHR or Tally.
Alerts in your team’s chat
On Pro and up, managers hear within a minute when someone is late, idle too long or on a long break, in Telegram, Slack, Teams or Google Chat.
Where Jibble is ahead
If you need one of these today, Jibble may suit you better.
- A free plan. Jibble’s basic plan is free for any number of people, with paid plans inside the app. Timerfly has a 14-day trial, then paid plans. If people clocking in is enough for you, Jibble’s free plan may do.
- Field and on-site staff. Jibble has GPS, geofencing, face recognition and selfies at clock-in, NFC and PIN, and a shared kiosk. Timerfly tracks from Windows and Mac computers only.
- Phone apps. Jibble runs on Android and iOS. Timerfly’s app is for the computer; managers use it in the phone’s browser.
- Billing clients. Jibble turns tracked time into client invoices. Timerfly has projects and client report links, but no invoices.
- Reviews. Jibble shows a 4.8 average from over 20,000 reviews. Timerfly is new.
Switching from Jibble is easy
You can be set up the same day, and run both side by side during the 14-day trial if you like.
Install the desktop app
A small app for Windows and Mac (Apple silicon and Intel). Each person installs it and signs in, and their time is recorded from that day.
Invite your team
Add people by email and set work hours or shifts once (or bring the rota in from Excel). Late, left early and absent are marked from day one.
Keep your payroll tool
Timerfly doesn’t replace Keka, greytHR or Tally. On Pro and up, download the monthly attendance Excel and use it with the payroll software you already have.
Questions
What is a good Jibble alternative for Indian companies?
Timerfly, for teams at computers who want the day recorded without anyone clocking in: late and absent marks from each shift, night shifts as one day, alerts in Telegram or Slack on Pro and a payroll Excel, from ₹159 a person a month. For field staff with GPS, or if clocking in is enough, Jibble’s free plan may suit you better.
Is Jibble free?
It has a free plan: its site says “Free forever · Unlimited users”, mainly for clocking in with GPS and face verification. Paid plans with more features are shown inside the app (checked 4 November 2026).
Why pay for Timerfly when Jibble is free?
Because nobody has to clock in. Timerfly records the day from the computer by itself, measures keyboard and mouse activity and idle time, and marks late, left early and absent from each shift. If your team reliably clocks in and you don’t need that, Jibble is the cheaper choice.
Does Timerfly have phone apps or GPS?
No. Timerfly is for people working at Windows and Mac computers. Managers and staff can open it in any browser, phone included.
Can we move from Jibble to Timerfly?
Yes. Install the Timerfly app on each computer, invite your team and set your shifts. Past timesheets stay in Jibble; Timerfly records from day one.
Is there a free plan?
No. Every feature is free for 14 days with no card, then plans start at ₹159 per person a month, billed yearly (₹199 billed monthly).
Try Timerfly next to what you use now
14 days of every feature, no card needed. Install it on a few computers and compare for yourself.
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