Six pieces, one flow. Track time, approve it, report on it, bill it, keep your other tools in the loop — or just ask.
Write how you talk — Time Trakkr reads the duration, the day, the project, and whether it’s billable, and drops a draft in front of you to confirm. No dropdown safari.
Members submit a week; it routes to the right approver automatically. Approve in bulk, and let Time Trakkr chase the missing timesheets so you don’t have to.
Revenue in, cost out, margin clear — profitability by project, utilization across the team, and exactly how much revenue is sitting uninvoiced.
Uninvoiced hours become a ready-to-send invoice in a couple of clicks. Add off-timesheet lines, take partial payments, and convert an estimate without re-typing a thing — every billed hour is marked so it can’t be billed twice.
Calendar in, invoices out — with an API, webhooks, and MCP so the rest of your stack stays in the loop.
/track — right in SlackAsk about hours, budgets, and what’s uninvoiced — or say “log 2 hours on Acme today” and it’s done. Every answer shows the work it ran.
Harvest, Toggl Track, and Clockify by token; anything else by CSV. Re-running never duplicates.
UBL 2.1 / EN 16931 export, for clients whose finance team requires it.
Categories, a reimbursement toggle, and a place on the invoice.
Send one; convert it to an invoice in a click when it’s won.
Your base currency for the books, each client billed in theirs.
Your logo and favicon on the app and invoices — even your own domain.
Turn Expenses, Approvals, Team, or Invoicing off if you don’t use them.
Owner, admin, and member roles, audit history, row-level isolation, encrypted tokens.