ComeHomeCar vs teamdeck

Car & Bike barter(swap) and lend free global platform

A C2C mobility helping users do car & bike barter(short term swap) and lending.

By car and bike barter we help user get the best vehicle needed for his travel either in his stay-in
community/organization and the owner gets a vehicle back so he/she doesn’t go off the commute, in lending there’s
no swap of vehicles, an user gets to use owner’s vehicle.

Location: Bangalore, India

Teamdeck is an employee-focused complete resource management solution for agencies and software houses.

Teamdeck is an employee-focused complete resource management solution for agencies and software houses. Our mission is to improve companies’ HR processes such as planning resource allocation, measuring the utilization and forecasting the capacity.

Employee-friendly tool
Resource management tools tend to be insightful only for the managers. Teamdeck, on the other hand, is a truly employee-friendly tool. Not only can the regular employees track their time but they are also able to manage their availability directly from the app. On top of that, their dashboard provides them with valuable information about their work patterns.

Resource scheduling
Teamdeck’s resource scheduling gives you visibility into the available resources in the calendar view, you can also edit the bookings right there.

People can enter their exact availability, making teamdeck a very comfortable option for remote or part-time employees in your company (and their managers).

Leave management
Employees can request days off and holidays directly from the app. Managers receive these requests and manage them within teamdeck as well. People who work remotely or on a part-time basis can inform their supervisors about their exact availability.

Time tracking
Employees can use one-click time tracking to record the time spent on each project. The time entries are automatically translated to timesheets which show accurate records concerning billable hours. Of course, the entries can be entered or edited later on (if someone forgot to switch the tracker on).