Start/stop timer with one running timer at a time
Choose a task, start the timer, and stop it when the work is done.
Give work your focus.
Give time context.
Start a timer or log time after the work is done. Keep the effort connected to your tasks, and see where the hours go.
See how focused work adds up
Scroll through a work session, from timer to recorded effort.
Choose the task you are working on and start a timer. In this example, Maya is spending 45 minutes refining the onboarding flow.
Stop the timer to record the session against its task. You can also log completed work manually, like the 30-minute design review in this example.
Review recorded time by task, project, or person. These two entries add up to 1 hour 15 minutes on the Website refresh project, both recorded by Maya.
Simple ways to record work and review the time behind it.
Choose a task, start the timer, and stop it when the work is done.
Record a completed work session with start and end times and optional notes.
Keep each entry connected to the task you worked on and its project context.
Correct completed entries when details need adjusting. Stop a running timer before editing it.
Review recorded time and entry counts from the perspective you need.
Team members review their own entries. Company admins can review time across their company.
Bring time tracking into the same workspace as your tasks and projects. Explore the plan that fits your team.
View plans and pricingConnect the hours you spend to the work you move forward.