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Zapier is an automation platform that connects apps and services so users can automate workflows, including time tracking–related tasks like logging hours, syncing timesheets, and integrating dedicated time tracking tools with project management, invoicing, and communication apps. While not a standalone time tracking app, it is directly useful for building automated time tracking workflows and improving productivity around time logging and reporting.

Open-source browser extension that adds a Toggl Track time tracking button to various web tools and services, allowing users to start and stop timers directly from their workflow.

A Zapier automation template that connects Harvest with Google Sheets to log time tracking data. Whenever a new time entry is created in Harvest, this workflow automatically adds a corresponding row to a specified Google Sheets spreadsheet. It’s useful for centralizing time tracking records, custom reporting, and backup of time logs without manual data entry.

A Zapier workflow template that syncs task management and time tracking by creating a corresponding TrackingTime task whenever a new incomplete task is added in Todoist, centralizing tasks for easier tracking and improved productivity.

A Zapier automation template that logs every new Toggl Track time entry as a row in a Google Sheets spreadsheet. This creates a structured, real-time timesheet for tracking work hours, analyzing time usage, and avoiding manual data entry errors, supporting more precise and efficient time tracking workflows.

Qmonix is an event-based analytics server that can collect and visualize metrics such as time-tracking task durations sent from clients like Awesome Time Tracker via the Qmonix Lua SDK.

The Qmonix Lua SDK is a Lua client library for sending events and metrics, such as time-tracking task durations, from applications like Awesome Time Tracker to a Qmonix analytics server.

A Zapier automation template that creates detailed Google Calendar events from new Toggl Track time entries. Each time you add a time entry in Toggl Track, the Zap automatically creates a corresponding event in Google Calendar, helping you visualize and track your time spent (e.g., in meetings) directly on your calendar without manual copy-paste.

A Zapier workflow template that connects TrackingTime with Microsoft Excel to automatically add a new row in a chosen Excel spreadsheet whenever a time entry is created or updated in TrackingTime, enabling organized, automated time tracking records without manual data entry.

The My Hours API allows developers to programmatically access and manage time tracking data from My Hours, including projects, tasks, clients, and time entries. It supports integration of My Hours time tracking capabilities into custom applications, internal tools, and automated workflows.

TimeCamp is a time tracking platform that integrates with a wide range of productivity, project management, communication, CRM, and accounting tools. This integrations ecosystem enables users to automatically link tracked time to tasks, issues, projects, and communications across tools like Trello, GitHub, Jira alternatives, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Calendar, Airtable, Podio, ClickUp, and more—supporting comprehensive time tracking workflows and reporting without manual duplication.

The Kimai Plugin Marketplace is the official store for paid and free plugins that extend the Kimai time‑tracking platform. It offers integrations, custom reports, additional export and invoicing options, and other feature extensions, enabling users to tailor Kimai to specific time tracking, billing, and reporting workflows.