Tutorials: Timeslice
Learn Timeslice step by step.
- Track your first hourStart the timer on a task, stop it when you are done and find the entry in this week's list. The timer keeps running when you reload or close the tab.Beginner 4 min
- Add time with the date and time pickerAdd an entry you forgot to time by typing the way you speak — mon, 9-10:30, 1h30 — or pick it in the calendar, and create a new task right from the dropdown.Beginner 5 min
- See your days in the calendarThe Calendar tab shows your entries as blocks on a timeline per day, per week or as a month with daily totals. Split and merge entries to clean up the record.Beginner 4 min
- Reports and chartsSee where your time went per project, task, tag or client, over a week, a month or any range — as charts with a table behind each one — and download it as PDF, CSV or calendar file.Intermediate 5 min
- Share a report or a task listSend a read-only report as a link — the data rides in the link itself, nothing is uploaded — or share your task list so a colleague tracks against the same tasks.Intermediate 4 min
- Projects, tasks and moving in from another trackerOrganise tasks in projects with clients, colours, tags and hourly rates, archive what is done, and bring your old hours along from a CSV export of another time tracker or a spreadsheet.Intermediate 5 min
- Team timesheets in a shared workspaceSave Timeslice to a Teamspaces workspace so your team tracks time on one live task list, with private entries, team reports and weekly approval.Intermediate 6 min