One source: your calendar
No more forgotten hours
Detailed reports and invoices
Add a 'tag' to the event in your daily calendar, and the time is directly tracked!
A tag is a self-choosen word that starts with a @ or #, and refers to the project
TimeTag filters all the tagged events from your calendar, and produces a summary or detailed report directly.
That is easy! And TimeTag offers more:
TimeTag supports many features to make your timetracking-life easy, e.g.
- Graphs to provide overview
- Change or add tags in TimeTag
- Start/Stop button (toggle button)
- Set details on projects, billable, private
Do you modify your calendar, then the tracked time is changed as accordingly
Do you change a event in TimeTag.io, then your calendar is adapted accordingly
TimeTag.io supports Start-Stop tracking. The Start-Stop event is stored in your calendar, and be modified here as well.
Use an additional tag to track time on a subproject. So @projectX @installation is a subproject of @projectX.
All is synced to your calendar, also if you change events in TimeTag.io
TimeTag.io shows you an overview of your tracked time, in reports and in graphs. You can filter on projects, subprojects, tags, and more.
Easily export the tracked times and details together with your invoice.
You think TimeTag is handy, but missing a feature? Let us know!
Timetracking from your calendar.
No additional timetracking administration
Detailed and summarized reports.
Supports Google and Apple calender.
TimeTrack where ever you are.
Detailed description of your work.
Is TimeTag.io free?
Yes, for the basic version TimeTag.io will always be free. The basic version is one person and includes exporting your calendars based on tags. So you can always access your tracked time.
Right now, TimeTag.io is being developed and all features will be available for all users. In the future advanced features will be paid
Can I make an invoice with TimeTag.io?
TimeTag.io focusses on collecting your time-entries. You can make a detailed list of items, so you can easily add the total sum on the invoice. Making an invoice on the roadmap, either by implementing in within TimeTag.io, or by integrating with other services.
Is TimeTag.io secure?
Yes, Timetag.io is secure. We use a secured server, and TimeTag.io does not store your calendar-events, they are left at your calendar.
Can I store my timetracking in another Calendar?
Yes, you can. Both Google and Apple support multiple calendars for a single account. Add a Calendar in your Google or Apple-account, and set this new calendar in TimeTag.io. You can set TimeTag.io to read/write both your normal calendar and this new calendar for timetracking, or to read/write only to this new timetracking calendar.
