Bill the hours you actually worked.
A Chrome extension that quietly logs the domains and pages you spend time on, then exports a weekly Excel timesheet your client can trust.
No signup · Local-first · Idle detection at 8 min
Three steps from open tab to invoice line.
One client, three projects, unlimited tasks on the free tier. Two-minute setup, no signup.
Runs in the background, captures the active root domain and page title, auto-pauses after 8 minutes idle.
One row per session: client, project, task, date, hours, and the domains that prove the work happened.
Built for the actual job, not the demo.
Every entry comes with the domains and titles you visited during it. End the "did I really spend 4 hours on this?" debate.
Step away for 8 minutes — TimeRecord pauses. Come back and decide whether to keep or discard the gap.
Weekly export drops a .xlsx your client can open anywhere. No PDF, no proprietary format, no SaaS account.
Free tier stores everything in your browser. Pro adds optional cloud sync when you want it.
Domains you list are never captured — even while the timer is running. Your inbox stays your inbox.
No charts, no AI summaries, no Slack bot. Just track, prove, export.
Free works forever. Pro when you outgrow it.
- ✓1 client
- ✓3 projects
- ✓Unlimited tasks
- ✓8-min idle detection
- ✓Weekly Excel export
- ✓Local storage only
- ✓Unlimited clients & projects
- ✓Cloud sync across devices
- ✓Calendar view of all entries
- ✓Edit past entries
- ✓Quick task switch (no stop)
- ✓Priority support
Annual billing arriving with the Pro launch · 30-day no-questions refund
Things people ask before installing.
Does TimeRecord send my browsing data anywhere?+
No. The free tier stores everything locally via chrome.storage.local. Pro will add optional cloud sync via Supabase, opt-in only.
Can I block sites I never want captured?+
Yes. The privacy blacklist ships with the first public release — domains you list are never stored, even while the timer is running.
Is there a desktop or mobile version?+
Not yet. The Chrome extension covers the freelance-on-laptop case. A web dashboard for browsing history and editing entries is on the roadmap.
What happens if I forget to stop the timer?+
Idle detection auto-pauses at 8 minutes of no activity. When you return you choose whether to keep or discard that gap.
Why a Chrome extension and not a desktop app?+
Most freelance work happens in a browser tab. The extension sees domains and titles directly — no OS-level accessibility hooks, no scary permission prompts.
Stop guessing. Start billing what you worked.
Free, no signup, two-minute setup. Your next invoice will write itself.