Teetrack vs Rize: Deliberate Tracking vs Zero-Touch AI

Rize captures automatically. Teetrack lets you review calendar suggestions before they count.

An objective evaluation of Teetrack and Rize across capture mechanism, MCP access tier, iCal breadth, free tier availability, and which approach fits your billing workflow.

FeatureTeetrackRize
Free tierYes — 5 projects, 1 calendar, 90-day historyNo free tier — 7-day trial only; Basic starts at $12.99/mo
Capture mechanismCalendar import + manual timers; draft entries reviewed before they countZero-touch AI desktop capture, auto-categorized by client and project
MCP access tierAvailable on every tier (timers, tracks, projects, clients, tags, summaries, calendar, settings)Business only ($49.99/mo)
iCal feed importGoogle Calendar, Outlook, and iCal — all three with background auto-importNo iCal feed import
Per-track rate overrideYes — billing rate and currency per individual entryNot available
Primary audienceSolo freelancers who want intent-based tracking and clean export to their billing stackIndividuals and teams who prefer zero-touch AI categorization over manual entry

Time Tracking

FeatureTeetrackRize
Manual timers (start/stop)
Zero-touch AI desktop capture
Draft review before entries count
Retroactive time editing

Calendar Integration

FeatureTeetrackRize
Google Calendar sync
Outlook Calendar sync
iCal feed import
Keyword-based project matching (Pro)

MCP & API

FeatureTeetrackRize
MCP integration for AI assistants
MCP available on every tier
Full OAuth 2.0 server with PKCE

Privacy & Monitoring

FeatureTeetrackRize
No screenshots or keystroke logging
No passive background desktop agent
EU hosting (Hetzner, Germany)

Pricing

FeatureTeetrackRize
Free tier available
Entry-level paid plan under $15/mo
MCP on every tier (no Business-tier required)

Rize leads on AI momentum; Teetrack leads on manual control, iCal breadth, and MCP without the Business-tier price.

Rize is a genuine option for solo professionals who want zero-touch time capture. Its AI categorizes desktop activity by client and project without you starting a timer, and its April 2026 MCP Beta extends that into AI assistant workflows — but only on the $49.99/mo Business tier. Teetrack's angle is different: calendar events from Google, Outlook, or iCal become draft entries you review and confirm before they count. Nothing is captured without your approval. MCP is available on every tier, covering timers, tracks, projects, clients, tags, summaries, calendar, and settings. Rize has no free tier and no iCal support. Teetrack has both. If you left an AI tracker because misclassified entries created billing disputes, Teetrack's deliberate start/stop approach gives you back that control.

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No credit card required. If zero-touch AI capture is your priority, Rize's Business tier delivers that.