Time Tracking for Software Developers
You don't forget to do the work - you forget to log it. Sandtime.io makes it fast to start a timer and easy to fill in what you missed, so your Friday isn't a memory exercise and your client invoice reflects what you actually built. MCP integration is coming so you can log time directly from git commits.
Why Software Developers choose Sandtime.io
Track by Project and Ticket
Start a timer on any project or tag an entry to a specific ticket. Every hour lands in the right bucket, not in a pile to sort at invoice time.
Log What You Already Did
Opened Sandtime.io at 4pm? Fill in the morning retroactively. No timer needed - just set the time range and you're done.
Log from Git Commits (Coming Soon)
An MCP integration is in development. Create time entries directly from your commits and IDE workflow - the context is already in the diff.
See Where Your Hours Go
Reports by project, client, or ticket type. Know whether your estimate held up before the invoice goes out.
Common use cases
- Track time per project and ticket without changing how you work
- Fill in missed entries after a deep debugging session or code review
- Track client work and internal work in one account
- Generate an accurate billing summary for freelance or agency work
- Review time across projects to understand where your capacity goes
- Create time entries from git commits once MCP integration ships
Key features
One-Click Timers
Hit start on a project and stop when you surface. No forms, no friction, no reason to put it off.
Retroactive Time Entry
Log a session after the fact with a start time, end time, and a note. Works for the sessions where a timer was never the right tool.
MCP Integration (Coming Soon)
Create time entries from commits and your IDE without switching context. Currently in development.
Reports by Project
Filter hours by project, client, or ticket type. Export for invoicing or sprint reviews.
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