Time Tracker · for Coda.io
Know where your hours go.
A time-logging doc for Coda.io: start/stop timers per task, structured logs, projects with due dates, notes and tags.
+ VAT where applicable · instant delivery by email · 14-day refund
Press start. The numbers take care of themselves.
- Start/stop on every task
- Press start when work begins and stop when it ends. The entry lands in the log with the right project already attached.
- Projects with structure
- Due dates, notes and tags per task. Archived projects stay around for reference instead of haunting the board.
- Sums you can trust
- Hours per day, per project, per tag are calculated by Coda formulas, not by memory.
- Runs on free Coda
- No external Packs required. Plain Coda tables and formulas, so a free Coda account is enough.
How a week looks
Log
Start a timer on the task you touch. That is the whole workflow.
Review
Check the sums per project and tag. See what actually consumed the week.
Archive
Finished work moves to the archive, the active list stays short.
Not for you? Full refund in 14 days.
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Questions people actually ask
Does Time Tracker work on a free Coda account?
Yes. Time Tracker is built on plain Coda tables and formulas, so it does not need any external Packs and a free Coda account is enough.
How does logging actually work?
Each task carries a start/stop control. Running entries accumulate live, and a stopped entry is written to the structured time log, attributed to its project and tags.
What happens right after I pay?
Stripe processes the payment and emails your receipt. The doc link arrives right after, and the guide inside walks you through copying the doc into your own workspace.
Can I test it first?
Yes, the demo doc shows Time Tracker with sample data. And the 14-day refund window makes buying itself a risk-free trial.