Jibble review: Time tracking and attendance software for teams, with a free-forever offering

What Jibble does

Jibble is time tracking software that lets people record their working hours from many kinds of devices. According to the features page, staff can track on web, mobile or desktop. They can use iOS and Android apps, a lightweight app on Windows and Mac, a browser clock-in, or a command in Slack or Teams. A shared tablet can act as a self-service clock-in station, and entries made without signal sync once the device reconnects.

For verification, the vendor describes facial recognition meant to stop buddy punching, and geofencing that restricts clock-ins to sites and zones the employer defines.

Recorded punches become payroll-ready timesheets automatically, with approvals. Admins can set overtime thresholds and multipliers, use break tracking, and manage PTO, sick days and holidays through approval flows. Project tracking is included, and billable hours can be turned into client invoices. Jibble integrates with payroll, accounting and productivity tools such as Xero and QuickBooks, and it supports API access and automation tools like Zapier.

On pricing, the homepage calls Jibble 100% free and says it is free forever with unlimited users. Pricing not published on the official site beyond that statement: no pricing page was available, so plan names, paid tiers, trial length and currency are not stated.

• Clock in and out from web, mobile or desktop
• Shared-tablet kiosk for self-service clock-in
• Offline tracking that syncs on reconnect
• Facial recognition against buddy punching
• Geofencing for defined sites
• Automatic payroll-ready timesheets with approvals
• Overtime rules and break tracking
• Leave management with approval flows
• Project tracking and client invoicing

Our take

Jibble suits teams that want to record attendance across many devices and turn the entries into timesheets ready for payroll, especially where people share a tablet or work without a signal. The vendor's free-forever, unlimited-users offer makes it easy to evaluate without a budget decision. The main trade-off is missing information: the official pages provided include no pricing page, so any paid tier, feature limit or add-on is unknown. Teams that need a Linux app, or details about plans and company background, should confirm them with the vendor before committing.