Track time where the work happens
Start a timer on a task, or add time after the work is done. Every entry stays connected to the task, with a description, category, and billable status.
Track time beside your tasks, compare hours against project budgets, and see what’s ready to bill. Timers, timesheets, and reports live in the same workspace as the work.
Start a timer on a task, or add time after the work is done. Every entry stays connected to the task, with a description, category, and billable status.
Set task estimates and project time budgets. Compare planned hours with tracked time, see what remains, and identify work that has gone over budget.
Bring hours, rates, and billable amounts together. Filter by client space or project, share the report, and export the detail you need for invoicing.
How much time went into a client’s work? Which tasks took longer than planned? How many hours were billable? Filter by project or client space, then explore the people, categories, weeks, and tasks behind the total.
Narrow the report further by date, board, sprint, assignee, tag, entry source, or billable status. Include child tasks, choose your breakdowns, and share a link that preserves the same view.
Estimate a task or set a budget for a parent task or project. Compare planned and tracked hours, see remaining time, and spot overruns across child tasks.
Spot gaps in your weekly timesheet, filter by task or category, and open the task to correct an entry. Your account timezone keeps each day consistent.
Copy a report link with its filters, date range, and timezone. Export detailed entries or project summaries as CSV for further analysis.
Choose a billing currency and default hourly rate, with overrides for individual members. Each entry saves its rate, so later rate changes leave past entries intact.
Group time into categories such as development, design, meetings, or support, each with its own colour and billable default.
Enable tracking per space, control who can see time data, and lock older entries when a reporting or invoicing period closes.
Keep a clear record of delivery, review it with your team, and take the figures into your invoicing workflow.
Keep each client’s work in its own space, then filter time by space, project, task, person, or date when you need the full picture.
Mark entries as billable as the work happens, instead of reconstructing client hours at the end of the week.
Set team rates, review the weekly timesheet, lock closed periods, and export the entries you need as CSV.
Read the full guide to setting up spaces, tracking time, managing categories and rates, setting budgets, reviewing timesheets, and sharing reports.
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