For people who hate the tracker more than the ticket
Track sprints. Not tabs.
Sprint tags, a grid that answers standup in ten seconds, idle detection that doesn’t nag, and a hotkey that’s faster than the tab you’d open. Binary is smaller than node_modules. Really.
One payment. No rent. File is yours.
Software Development — straight talk
The parts that usually go sideways.
What did I do this sprint, again?
Timesheet grid plus tags. Standup, done.
Fixed-price ate the margin
Sprint budgets with burn-down. You know in sprint two if the bid was soft.
The tool breaks the flow
Global hotkey. Gentle idle nudge. No pop-ups you didn’t ask for.
What you’ll actually use
Just the bits you bill for.
Stays out of the way
Hotkey is faster than the browser. Idle is a suggestion, not a quiz.
Sprint math
Hour budgets per project, burn-down live. Scope talk starts with a number.
Built like code
SQLite you can read, JSON backups, a CLI coming. Hack on it if you want.
And the rest of owntime
Timers, timesheets, invoices with tax, expenses with snaps, estimates, per-client currency, CSV you can hand to anyone — the full list.
What the client sees
A bill that looks like you wrote it.
| Description | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprint 14 — API work | 28h | $130 | $3,640 |
| Triage and release | 6h | $130 | $780 |
| Sprint 15 — frontend (est.) | — | — | $4,200 |
| Total | $4,200 | ||
Plain lines, your letterhead, your numbers. PDF, made locally. No server in the middle.
Test it on a real week.
14 days, full app. If it doesn’t survive your busy week, don’t pay. Simple.