Start a timer in one click
Begin tracking from any page — no forms, no friction. Stop, and the hours are ready to bill. Tracking that finally sticks.
Tideoo Time tracking
The easier it is to track time, the more of it you bill. One-click timers, retroactive entries and a weekly timesheet keep the hours honest — and turn straight into invoice line items.
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Timer
Backend API development
Acme Website · Billable
What you gain
Begin tracking from any page — no forms, no friction. Stop, and the hours are ready to bill. Tracking that finally sticks.
Worked without the timer? Log a day retroactively with start and end times, or just a plain duration. Nothing slips through.
A weekly timesheet laid out by project, with billable and internal work clearly separated. Spot the gaps before the client does.
Tracked time converts into invoice line items using your project rates. The gap between work done and money invoiced disappears.
How it works
One click starts a timer against the right project. Forgot it? Add a manual entry in seconds.
Check the weekly timesheet, mark anything internal, and make sure every billable hour is where it belongs.
When you invoice, your unbilled hours are waiting — turned into line items at the right rates.
Under the hood
FAQ
Yes. Add or edit manual entries with start/end times or plain durations, so last week is as accurate as today.
Clients see what you invoice, not your timesheet. Time entries are your workspace’s record; invoices are the client-facing artifact.
It is how you find your leaky hours — admin, proposals, that "quick favour" that became a Tuesday. It stays internal but visible.
If you bill clients for hours, yes — tracking and invoicing live in the same place, so nothing is re-typed or exported between tools.
Set up your first invoice in under two minutes. Your clients will thank you — eventually, in full.
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