Salaried, and working the extra hours anyway
You aren't paid by the hour, so the extra is easy to give away and hard to prove. Track it, bank it against the week, and have a dated record the next time it comes up.
Time tracking, for one person
TimeTrakk is a timer and a timesheet that stay honest. Track time against your projects and tags, see the week broken down to the minute, and export a record you can bill from, hand over or just learn from. If you work overtime, it banks that too.
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Four people arrive here wanting four different things from a timer. No setup, no teams, no timesheet approval workflow — one person and their own hours.
You aren't paid by the hour, so the extra is easy to give away and hard to prove. Track it, bank it against the week, and have a dated record the next time it comes up.
Put every job on its own project, see which ones really take the time you quoted, and export a timesheet you can invoice from. TimeTrakk counts the hours; the rate stays yours.
A dated log of what you did and for how long beats remembering at review time — and answers “what did March actually look like?” with something better than a shrug.
Tracking isn't only for work. Run a timer on a product you're building, a renovation, a course or a book, and find out where the evenings actually went.
Hours go against a project and as many tags as you like. The picker is built for a phone, so logging yesterday's afternoon takes seconds rather than a mental arithmetic exercise.
The dashboard shows what you've tracked, what you still need to reach your target, and how the week breaks down by project — with totals in hours and minutes, never rounded to a number you'd have to defend.
Export a timesheet CSV, a claims CSV or a full JSON backup whenever you like, or have the weekly summary land in your inbox. Your hours come out in a shape you can hand to someone.
A running timer, manual entries, overnight shifts, edits and your own timezone.
Exact totals down to the minute, breakable by project, tag, day or week.
Colour-coded, archivable, each with its own overtime rules if you use them.
Timesheet CSV, claims CSV or a full JSON backup. No lock-in to argue with.
You work the extra Friday. The week closes. The extra hours become a number somebody remembers, and the next time you ask, it's a slightly different number. Give a project a weekly or monthly limit and the hours past it become banked overtime for that project: claim them on a light week, and the claim counts toward the week it lands in. Every claim keeps its date, amount and note, so the balance is auditable rather than remembered. Don't work overtime? Ignore all of this — nothing else changes.
Trakki, the built-in assistant
Trakki answers from your records rather than from a guess. Ask “how much time went on the redesign last month?”, “what did I work on yesterday?” or “how much overtime have I earned this month?” and it reads the database, not the vibe. It can also draft a time entry from a sentence — and it never writes anything until you confirm it.
It's a normal assistant for everything else too. Included AI comes with both plans; on Pro you can attach your own OpenAI key instead and use it as much as you like.
What did I work on yesterday?
How much time went on the redesign?
Add two hours yesterday at 1pm to Website Redesign
The last one becomes a draft you confirm — nothing is saved until you say so.
Both plans include unlimited tracking. The difference is how the assistant is paid for.
$5/month
Or $50/year — two months free
$12/month
Or $120/year — two months free
Yes, and most people using it don't. The tracking, projects, tags, reports and export are the product; overtime banking is a section you can ignore entirely. It's there for the people who need to prove the extra hours they worked.
No. The trial is 14 days with no card, and every feature is available for the whole period. The assistant's included AI is deliberately limited during the trial (about 30 questions) — every free question costs real money to answer, and a small allowance is what keeps the trial free for everyone.
The app goes read-only. Nothing is deleted, everything stays readable and exportable, and you can upgrade whenever you like. We don't take your hours hostage and we don't quietly delete them.
On Pro, yes — you get unlimited assistant use and your choice of model, billed to your own OpenAI account. On the trial and Standard, the assistant uses AI included with the plan, so there's nothing to sign up for.
Yes. The dashboard, the timer and the entry form are built for a phone first, because that's usually where the day gets logged.
In Postgres with row-level security: every table is scoped to your account, and the database itself refuses to hand your rows to anyone else. You can export everything as CSV or JSON at any time, and delete your account with a typed confirmation.
Something else? Email support@timetrakk.ca — it reaches a person.
14 days, every feature, no card. If it isn't for you, export your data and delete the account in two clicks.
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