Reconstructing the month
At invoicing time you try to remember which client got which hours — and round in the client’s favour.
At invoicing time you try to remember which client got which hours — and round in the client’s favour.
A timer here, notes there, tasks in a third place and the call recordings somewhere else.
Switching between many clients means re-reading old notes before every call.
Create a workspace for each client or project and switch between them in one click.
Time is tracked automatically while you work in the workspace, and you can add or fix entries by hand.
The monthly summary shows the total for each day, so invoicing is a matter of minutes.
Built for people who bill by the hour and juggle several clients.
The timesheet counts the time you actively work in the app, and you can pause it whenever you like.
Add time worked elsewhere, edit tracked sessions and avoid double counting overlaps.
Set your usual weekly hours — even split ones — and see how much of the day is left.
Switch from the day view to the month and see the total for every day.
Record calls, get key points and keep them in the same workspace as the hours.
Turn a key point into a task with a due date, so nothing promised on a call gets lost.
While the app is open and you are active in a workspace, the timesheet counts that time automatically. You can also add manual entries and edit tracked sessions.
Yes. Pause tracking from the timesheet whenever you leave the app open in the background, and resume it when you are back.
Yes. Switch the timesheet from the day view to the month view to see the total for each day.
Yes. Each client or project is its own workspace with separate sessions, notes, meetings, tasks, knowledge base and time. The Free plan includes one workspace; paid plans remove that limit.
You can start on the Free plan. Time tracking itself does not use credits — credits are used by transcription and AI features.
Create a free account and set up your first client workspace.