Hubstaff is a time tracking software platform that converts work hours into operational insight. Its product combines productivity monitoring, payroll automation and workforce analytics, helping businesses track time, manage schedules and automate payments. More than 112,000 businesses use the platform. The technical domains span time tracking software, workforce management tooling, payroll and payments automation, and remote work infrastructure.
The company was founded in 2003 by Dave Nevogt and Jared Brown, who is chief executive. It operates as a fully remote organisation, a model it has followed for over a decade. Its workforce comprises 90 employees spread across 28 countries. The founding premise - rejecting daily commutes and conventional office work - remains embedded in the company's operating philosophy.
Hubstaff describes remote work as the most significant shift in the modern workplace since the advent of the PC, and states an ambition to become an essential part of every remote company's technology stack. Transparency and accountability are cited as core values, both in how the company is run and in the design of its own product.
Technical work at Hubstaff touches workforce analytics, productivity monitoring and payments automation, at a scale serving six-figure numbers of business customers from a distributed engineering team.
