Timery makes Toggl nicer. Tupp doesn't need Toggl at all.
Timery is a well-built native client for Toggl Track — but it's a client. You still need a Toggl account underneath it, and for anything beyond a handful of saved timers, Toggl's own subscription too. Tupp is one self-contained app.
The short version
Timery is made independently as a native iOS front-end for Toggl Track's data — full credit to it for great widgets and Shortcuts support. But it's fundamentally a viewer: your actual time entries live in Toggl's system, which means Toggl's own account and sync, and for full use, Toggl's own subscription, layered underneath Timery Club's subscription. Tupp doesn't have that second layer — one app, one account, one subscription — and it adds habits, routines, and a calendar that neither Timery nor Toggl have at all.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Tupp | Timery |
|---|---|---|
| Works without a second app's account | ||
| Habit tracking with streaks | ||
| Routines & recurring schedules | ||
| Built-in calendar (day/week/month) | ||
| Live Activity on lock screen & Dynamic Island | Widgets only | |
| Apple Watch app | ||
| Pricing | Free, PRO $4.99/mo | $0.99/mo + a Toggl plan |
Why people switch
No second subscription
Timery Club is priced on top of whatever Toggl plan you need — Tupp is free to use, with one optional subscription if you want PRO.
More than a timer client
Habits, routines, and a calendar are built in — Timery only ever shows you Toggl's time entries.
Nothing to configure underneath
There's no separate account, projects, or workspace to set up first — open Tupp and start.
Built to keep you consistent
Streaks and scheduled routines carry your discipline forward day to day, not just log hours after the fact.
Tupp vs Timery — frequently asked.
Do I need a Toggl account to use Tupp?
No. Tupp doesn't use or require Toggl at all — it's a fully self-contained app with its own accounts and data.
Is Timery bad?
No — it's a genuinely well-built native client, and if you're already committed to Toggl for team billing, Timery is a good way to use it on iPhone. The comparison here is about what you're paying for: Timery plus Toggl versus one Tupp subscription that includes habits and routines Toggl doesn't have at all.
Does Tupp have widgets and Shortcuts like Timery?
Yes — home screen widgets, Siri Shortcuts to start a specific activity, and a Live Activity on the lock screen while a session runs.
What happens to my data if I stop paying for Toggl?
That's a question for Toggl's own pricing terms, not Tupp's — worth checking before committing to a Timery + Toggl setup. Tupp's free tier doesn't depend on a second account.