What Clockify changed

• The copyright year "2026" was removed from the footer.
• The footer now reads "© Clockify by CAKE.com Inc." instead of "© Clockify 2026 by CAKE.com Inc."

The company corrected a likely typo in their footer. While small, it shows they are actively maintaining their site and fixing errors in their legal boilerplate.

• Added a new "Marketplace" section to find and integrate new apps.
• Integrated navigation for a product suite including Pumble (communication) and Plaky (project management).
• Expanded the features list to include "Activity monitoring," "Scheduling," and "Invoicing" as primary categories.
• Added industry-specific landing pages for lawyers, consultants, developers, and construction.
• Introduced a 7-day trial call-to-action for their paid features.
• Updated social proof from "165k signups last month" to a "4.8 rating with 9,000+ reviews."

Clockify is evolving from a standalone time tracker into a broader productivity ecosystem. By integrating with sister products Pumble and Plaky and launching a marketplace, they are trying to lock in teams with a full suite of tools rather than just one utility.

• Added a new navigation menu targeting specific industries like Freelancers, Developers, Agencies, Lawyers, and Construction.
• Expanded the features section with detailed links for Timer, Timesheet, Kiosk, Calendar, and Auto tracker.
• Introduced a "Solutions" category focusing on Client Billing, Budget Control, and Payroll.
• Added links to sister products Plaky (Project Management) and Pumble (Team Communication).
• Updated the call-to-action area to include a 7-day trial mention and a "Book a demo" option for sales.

Clockify is shifting from a general tool to a targeted solution for specific professions. This helps them rank better in search results and speak more directly to the unique needs of lawyers, developers, and agencies.