Time tracking

AI time tracking reconstructs work from apps, websites, files, calendars, and summaries so people can understand where time goes without running manual timers all day.

• Automatic trackers reconstruct work from apps, websites, files, calendars, and summaries.
• The value is less manual recall, better timesheets, and clearer work patterns.
• AI helps turn raw activity into readable categories and useful coaching.

• Don't use it for surveillance. That destroys trust quickly.
• Avoid rollout before privacy controls, access rules, and retention are clear.
• Manual timers may be enough for simple freelance billing.

• Try DoneThat if you want automated summaries, time tracking, and coaching from real work history.
• Compare with established automatic trackers like RescueTime or Timely if billing workflows are the main need.
• Start with personal review before team reporting.

• Track patterns and outcomes, not keystrokes.
• Make user control visible before asking a team to adopt it.
• Read DoneThat, RescueTime Timesheets, and Timely automatic tracking.