Workstream time tracking
Move from one customer or workstream to the next without leaving a gap in the timesheet or running two ordinary timers at once.
What it changes
Selecting another customer ends the current session and begins the next at one shared timestamp. A customer record can represent a client, project, matter, case, or internal category, so you do not need to stop and restart while the work is already moving.
Each completed session keeps its customer, description, duration, hourly rate, and currency context. Later rate changes do not rewrite the commercial context of earlier work, and zero-rate work remains useful for internal reporting.
Session history supports manual entries and corrections when real work does not fit a perfect stopwatch workflow. Reports and CSV export then use the corrected record.
Explore TimeSwitch
Keep tracking without a connection. Local changes queue safely and synchronize when your device reconnects.
Read moreKeep the active customer and elapsed time visible from the macOS menu bar without opening a full dashboard.
Read moreKeep the active customer visible in the Home Screen widget, Lock Screen Live Activity, and Dynamic Island.
Read moreCheck and control the current timer from the paired Apple Watch companion app.
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