Timeglass turns your screen activity into timesheets, with clear descriptions and hours assigned to the right clients and projects.
AI has changed what a computer can understand. Until recently, time trackers could count the minutes in an app, but you still had to explain the work. Today's models can read what's on screen and connect the details across documents, messages, and apps.
That understanding has become fast and affordable enough to run throughout a working day. Timeglass is built on this shift. It records what you did, who it was for, and how the work fits together. Your timesheet becomes a record your team can learn from.
The desktop app reads what's on your screen to understand what you're working on, across the tools you already use.
Install it once and Timeglass records your time in the background. There's no timer to remember when you switch tasks.
Timeglass connects related minutes across apps and writes a description of the task. Each entry tells you what got done and how long it took.
An email, a document edit, and a follow-up can all be part of the same piece of work.
Each entry is matched to a client and project, then tagged by category and workflow. Your hours are organized as they're recorded.
You can review and change any assignment. Those corrections help Timeglass recognize similar work next time.
When you correct an entry, Timeglass uses that feedback to classify similar work. You spend less time making the same edits again.
It also learns your team's terminology and how you organize work, from client names to project codes.
Connect Timeglass to Claude or ChatGPT and ask questions about your team's work, using the detail behind the hours.
See where a project ran over, compare how teams approach similar work, or turn a process into a guide others can follow.
“Timeglass shows me where my time actually goes, from board meetings to diligence to everything in between, and I never log a thing. I now recommend every company we back to use it. It's a game changer.”
“We'd tried every time tracker out there and the team dreaded all of them. Timeglass just writes the timesheets automatically, and the first thing it revealed was how much of our week was disappearing into meetings.”
“I used to spend half my week nagging people to log hours, and still couldn't trust the data. Now I see exactly which clients make us money, and I haven't sent a single reminder since.”
“My consultants filled their timesheets in from memory, and I spent half my time reminding them to. Timeglass writes the entries as the work happens, so the reminders stopped and the numbers match what we actually did.”
