Accrue vs Time2Track
Two hours trackers for trainees, compared on who each is for, what it tracks, how supervisors sign, what it costs and how to move your hours.

The short answer
Time2Track is sold to programs and to individual trainees across several fields, on the web and an iPhone app, at $7 a month billed yearly or $12 monthly after a 30-day trial. Accrue is for therapy trainees in four license families, with cited board rules for 13 states, and runs on iPhone, Android and the web. If your program requires Time2Track, use it. If you want your own record checked against board rules, look at Accrue.
Side by side
| Feature | Time2Track | Accrue |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Programs and organizations, and individual students and trainees. Its site lists psychology, counseling, marriage and family therapy, school psychology, teacher education, public health, internships and law among its fields. | Therapy trainees and associates in marriage and family therapy, professional counseling, clinical social work and doctoral psychology. Schools can ask for a program package. |
| License types and states | Its site says current experience requirements are built in for each supported profession. It does not name states or license types. | All four license families. Cited board presets in 13 states, listed on Requirements by state. Every other state gets a labeled placeholder ledger with no invented figures. |
| Platforms | A web app and an iPhone app listed on the App Store. Its site does not mention an Android app. | iPhone, Android and the web, on one account. |
| Logging | Hours and experience details, custom activity types, and client data and treatment settings in the app. | A plus button with remembered choices, a session timer, and site schedules and class meetings confirmed in one tap. |
| Board and program requirement tracking | Progress reports, charts and graphs for individuals, and program analytics and aggregate training reports for organizations. Its site does not describe separate board and program ledgers for one logged activity. | One logged activity counts toward several independent board and program ledgers, each under its own cited rule. Accrue is a record-keeping aid and does not decide whether hours are accepted. |
| Supervisor signatures | Hours can be submitted for approval, and the app lists approval workflows and supervisors. The individual page does not describe how a signature works. | The supervisor signs a weekly summary on the trainee's phone with a drawn signature. |
| Forms and exports | A Form Manager and reports are listed for organizations. Export formats are not specified on its site. | Weekly summaries, a comprehensive PDF, CSV hours, the California BBS weekly log and experience verification forms filled in, and filing guidance for Texas LPC and New York LCSW. Review every form with your supervisor. |
| Moving your hours in | Not described on its site. | Imports its own CSV template, free at the clinical hours log template. A file from another tracker can be rearranged into that template first. |
| Price | Individuals: $7 a month billed once a year, or $12 a month billed monthly. Programs request a custom quote. | $4.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $89.99 once. See pricing. |
| Trial | 30 days, with no card needed to start. | 7 days on the monthly plan and 14 days on the annual plan. The one-time purchase has no trial. |
Prices and features checked 13 November 2026; they change, so check each product's own site.
Where Time2Track is stronger
- It is sold to programs as well as individuals, so a program that uses it can set up its own requirements, verification and reporting.
- It covers fields beyond therapy, including school psychology, teacher education, public health and law.
- It allows custom activity types and custom reports.
- Its free trial is 30 days with no card, longer than Accrue's 7 or 14 days.
Where Accrue is stronger
- Board presets for 13 states, each citing its rule and the date it was checked, with weekly supervision gates and caps applied. Time2Track's site says requirements are built in but does not name states or cite rules.
- One logged activity counts toward several independent board and program ledgers.
- An Android app and a web app beside the iPhone app, on one account.
- A session timer, and site schedules and class meetings confirmed in one tap.
- The California BBS weekly log and experience verification forms filled in, and filing guidance for Texas LPC and New York LCSW.
- A one-time $89.99 option as well as monthly and yearly plans.
Moving your hours to Accrue
Accrue does not have a direct importer for Time2Track. Time2Track's site does not say which export formats it offers, so check what your account can download or print. If you can get your hours into a spreadsheet, you can rearrange them into Accrue's template.
Accrue imports its own CSV template today:
- Download the template and open it in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
- Copy your hours in, one row per activity, with the date, activity, duration as h:mm, site and supervisor. Leave client names out.
- Save the file as CSV. In Accrue on iPhone, open Hours, tap Export, and choose Import a spreadsheet.
- Review the sites and supervisors Accrue created and any row it could not read. Importing the same file again does not add the same rows twice.
Each imported row is then counted against your program and board ledgers. Accrue does not have a direct importer for another tracker's files, and a counted hour is a record, not a sign that a board or program has accepted it. The template columns are on the template page.
Common questions
- Does Time2Track have an iPhone app?
- Yes. It is listed on the App Store, and its listing says it is for iPhone. Its site does not mention an Android app.
- How much does Time2Track cost for an individual?
- As of November 13, 2026 its individual pricing page shows $7 a month billed once a year or $12 a month billed monthly, after a 30-day trial that needs no card. Programs request a custom quote.
- Can I move my Time2Track hours into Accrue?
- Accrue has no direct importer for Time2Track. If you can get your hours into a spreadsheet, you can rearrange them into Accrue's CSV template and import that file.
- My program requires Time2Track. Can Accrue replace it?
- No. Do what your program requires. Accrue can keep your own record beside it, checked against board and program rules, and keep it going after graduation.
- Does Accrue promise my hours will be accepted?
- No. Accrue is a record-keeping aid. Your board and your program decide what they accept.
Sources
Sources checked
- Time2Track: individual pricing
- Time2Track: home page
- Time2Track: for individuals
- Time2Track: pricing for organizations
- Time2Track on the App Store
- Accrue pricing
- Accrue features
Prices and features checked 13 November 2026; they change, so check each product's own site.
Time2Track is a product of Liaison International, Inc., the seller named on its App Store listing. Product and company names belong to their owners. Accrue is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Liaison International or Time2Track.
Accrue is a record-keeping aid and is not affiliated with any licensing board, accreditor or school. Your board and program decide which hours they accept.