Time Tracker is a Slack bot that understands plain English. Simply message what you worked on and for how long — the bot automatically records it, categorizes it, and gives you clean reports whenever you need them.
Free to install · Works in any Slack workspace
No commands to memorize. Just send a message like you would to a teammate and the bot understands.
The bot intelligently categorizes your entries — project work, meetings, breaks — automatically.
Use /today_report to instantly see a breakdown of everything you logged today.
Use /weekly_report to get a downloadable Excel file of your full week's activity.
Get up and running in under 2 minutes
Click the button below to begin the installation. You will be taken to Slack's permissions screen.
Slack will show you a list of permissions the app needs. Review them and click Allow to grant access. The app only requests permissions necessary for time tracking — no unnecessary data is accessed.
After authorization, the Time Tracker CG Search for Time Tracker CG on top and start sending the messages to track your time.
No commands to learn — just talk to the bot like a colleague
Send a direct message to the Time Tracker bot describing what you worked on and for how long. Use natural language — exactly as you would tell a colleague.
Example Messages
→ Logged as 2h under project TMS
→ Logged as 30m under Bizpostwiz, category: Meeting
→ Logged as 30m under category: Break
Use one of the two slash commands to pull up your time logs whenever you need them.
Available Commands
Shows a summary of all tasks and time logged today. Entries are grouped by project and category so you can see exactly where your time went.
Generates a downloadable Excel file with your full week's time entries. The file includes a breakdown by project, category, and day — ready to share or archive.
Messages mentioning a project name are logged under that project automatically.
"Worked on TMS for 2 hours"
Words like "call", "meeting", or "client" are detected and categorized accordingly.
"Had call with client for 30 mins"
Lunch, breaks, and non-project activities are separated into their own category.
"Spent 30 mins on lunch"
Here is what a real day looks like for your team
DM the bot in Slack:
Worked on TMS for 2 hours✅ Bot records silently: "Logged 2h for TMS — Project Work"
DM the bot:
Had call with client for Bizpostwiz project for 30 mins✅ Bot records silently: "Logged 30m for Bizpostwiz — Client Meeting"
DM the bot:
Spent 30 mins on lunch✅ Bot records silently: "Logged 30m — Break"
Run the slash command:
/today_report✅ Bot sends a full breakdown: TMS (2h) · Bizpostwiz call (30m) · Lunch (30m) · Total: 3h
/invite @TimeTracker.
/track team report. Individual users
can only view their own time logs unless an admin grants them additional access.
Install in 2 minutes. No credit card required. Works with any Slack workspace.
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