Track
Hours you can account for
Start a timer against a real task, stop it when you move on, and end the week knowing where the hours went instead of guessing.
01What you get
A timer that stays close to the work
Sessions attached to tasks, breaks counted separately, and a history you can still correct.
Start and stop in one clickA running timer sits at the top of the screen, so starting is faster than deciding to skip it.
Time against real tasksPick a task from your boards and the session attaches to it, so hours land on the work rather than a free-text label.
Breaks counted apartCoffee, lunch and walks are logged as their own break types, so tracked time stays honest.
A record you can correctPast sessions stay editable, and an entry someone forgot can be requested and approved instead of quietly lost.
Hours per personManagers see sessions across the workspace, filtered by person and period, without collecting screenshots.
Numbers that leave the appExport the sessions you filtered for, so invoicing and payroll start from the same rows you just read.
02In practice
Three reasons people keep it running
Billing a client, running a team, or closing out a week.
Billing clients
- Hours per client, ready to invoice
- Sessions tied to the task you delivered
- Estimates checked against what it took
- An export your invoice can cite
Running a team
- Who is working on what, right now
- Workload visible before you assign more
- Break time separated from focused time
- Approvals for entries someone forgot
Closing the week
- A week reviewed in one screen
- Time by task, project and person
- Gaps found while you can still fix them
- A record for the next planning round
Start the timer
Open Track, pick the task you are on, and let the week record itself.