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Time Tracking
Log minutes against any task, with a note if you want one, and let the total roll up to the project automatically — useful for billing, estimating, or just knowing where time actually goes.
Illustrative workflow
Step 1
Log time on a task
Add a time entry — minutes and an optional note — against any task, whenever the work happens.
Step 2
See it roll up per project
Every logged entry contributes to that project's total, visible without adding up entries by hand.
Step 3
Review the log later
Each entry keeps the date it was logged, so a project's time history stays auditable after the fact.
How It Works
Log time on a task
Add a time entry — minutes and an optional note — against any task, whenever the work happens.
See it roll up per project
Every logged entry contributes to that project's total, visible without adding up entries by hand.
Review the log later
Each entry keeps the date it was logged, so a project's time history stays auditable after the fact.
Why It Matters
Frequently Asked Questions
Is time tracking automatic, like a running timer?
No — entries are logged manually with a minute count, which keeps it simple and doesn't require leaving a timer running.
Can I see total time logged across a whole project?
Yes — time logs roll up automatically at the project level.
Can more than one person log time on the same task?
Yes — every team member's time entries on a task are tracked individually and summed.
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