Keep Your Hours

Leaving Harvest? Keep every hour.

Keep Your HoursNothing uploaded
OverviewSample data
Billable, never invoiced
Invoices

Open your Harvest time and invoice exports right here. Your files are read by your browser and never leave your computer. Free, nothing to install.

See it with sample data

Hours, clients and invoices, searchable and printable, with the billable time you never invoiced.

Your export, opened.

It's open with invented sample data. Drop your own Harvest CSV files on the panel and it shows yours instead.

Sample data · invented, to show what you get

Hours by month

Clients

Projects

Your files
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Download, clean CSV
Keep itThis page
Start in Harvest: Settings → Import/Export → Export all time, then drop the CSV on the panel.

Out of Harvest in four steps

DownloadsCSV
harvest_time_report.csv
Exported from Harvest · not opened yet

First, export it from Harvest.Settings → Import/Export → Export all time. Invoices: Invoices → Report → Export → CSV.

Keep Your HoursRead
harvest_time_report.csv
839 time entries
Jan 2025 to Oct 2026

Then drop it on this page.Your browser reads it. It isn't sent anywhere.

Keep Your HoursOverview
harvest_time_report.csv
839 time entries
Billable, never invoiced
$8,365.00

See what slipped through.Billable hours that were never invoiced, and invoices still unpaid.

SavedYours
time-entries.csvSaved
invoices.csvSaved
report.pdfSaved

Keep a clean copy.Plain CSV any spreadsheet reads, a PDF, and this page itself, offline.

A railway clerk at his desk in 1946, with a typewriter and boxes of index cards

Gottfried Hürzeler, clerk at the Swiss railways' Zürich works, on his 40th work anniversary, 1946. SBB Historic, CC0.

A punch clock reading 6:57 under a rack of numbered time-card slots
A punch clock and its time-card rack, in a Turku engine-works exhibition. Photo: Javier Casares, CC0.

Why this page exists

I made this page in November 2026, after Harvest moved its customers to usage pricing and some renewals went up tenfold.

If you're leaving, finding another timer is the easy part. The hard part is your history: years of hours, clients and invoices in a CSV that's hard to read and easy to lose. Harvest removes a closed account's data, so export first.

This page reads that export where it is. Your file never leaves your computer: there's no server here to send it to. Turn off your wifi and it still works, and you can save the page and keep it.

It counts, anonymously, how many times a file is opened here: one number a day, nothing about you or your data. If you leave your email further down, it's used once, to tell you the app is ready.

Keep Your HoursAn independent tool. Not made, endorsed or supported by Harvest.
Your export doesn't open? Write and I'll fix it.hola@abeyro.com
Handwritten entries and post-office stamps in a savings book from 1931
A post-office savings book, 1931 to 1933: every entry by hand. Wikimedia Commons, public domain.

The app, when it's ready

Track your hours, turn them into an invoice, mark it paid, the way you did in Harvest. It runs on your computer and keeps your data in a file you own. It doesn't exist yet: join the list and we'll write once, when it does.

$39once

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  • Imports your Harvest export
  • Timer, timesheets and PDF invoices
  • No seats, no usage fees, no renewals
  • Your data stays in a file on your computer
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One email when it's ready. No newsletter. To have your address deleted, write to hola@abeyro.com. A drawer of index cards: Michael Holley, public domain.

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