Time tracking for spreadsheet users

Your spreadsheet has the hours. Somewhere.

End of month. Client waiting. You're scanning rows, cross-referencing your calendar, hoping the totals add up. There is a better way to get paid for your time.

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How you're tracking time now

The spreadsheet workflow isn't broken. It just has gaps, and the gaps cost you money.

You open the spreadsheet

A new tab, a new month. You add a row: date, client, project, hours. From memory, because you weren't tracking in the moment.

You fill in the gaps

The 45-minute call on Tuesday. The fix you pushed at 9pm. The review round that went longer than the estimate. Some of it makes it in. Some of it doesn't.

You total the rows

SUM formulas, a couple of manual checks, maybe a cross-reference with your calendar. You're reasonably sure the number is right.

You build the invoice separately

Open the Word template. Or the Google Doc. Or the other app. Copy the hours over. Calculate the total. Check the rate. Send it and hope nothing got lost in translation.

What changes with JobChron

Same workflow. No spreadsheet math.

Hit start when the work begins

One click. JobChron knows the client and the project. The clock is running. You focus on the work.

Hit stop when you're done

The time entry is logged with the rate already applied. The 45-minute call, the 9pm fix, the extra review round. All of it is in.

Generate the invoice

When the project wraps, one button pulls every tracked entry into a line-itemized invoice. No copy-paste. No template. No separate app.

Send it the same day

Your invoice goes out when the work is done. Not a week later after you've pieced together the hours from memory.

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Your hours are worth more than a spreadsheet row.

Start tracking free. Your unbilled hours are counting on you.

Start tracking free

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