Sumhour: time tracker

Start and stop your Sumhour timer from the toolbar or inside Asana, Jira, GitHub and other tools. Stays in step with the app.

Sumhour is time tracking and invoicing for agencies. This extension puts its timer one click away. Track from the toolbar. Type what you are working on, pick the client and project, press Start. The clock keeps running if you close the browser, because the timer lives in your Sumhour account, not in the extension. Track inside your tools. Turn on the tools you use and a Track button appears on their tasks and issues, in Asana or GitHub for example. The full list is at sumhour.com/extension. The first press asks which Sumhour project that board or repository bills to; after that, one press starts the timer with the task's name and a link back to it. Your company runs its own GitLab? Add its address in the options and the button appears there too. Stays in step. Stop the timer in the web app and the extension shows it stopped within a second or two. Start it here and the app shows it running. Works offline. Starts and stops made without a connection are kept with the time they happened and sent when you are back. Asks about time away. If the timer runs while you are away from the computer, it asks whether to keep or discard that time. Private by design. Each tool's site needs your permission, given when you turn it on. The extension reads the task on screen only when you press its button, never your browsing history. Needs a Sumhour account (cloud or your own self-hosted server).