RabbitWork - Project Time Tracker

RabbitWork (rabbiit.com) is where your team tracks project hours: activities, time entries, estimates, budgets, and reports, all in one account. This extension brings RabbitWork into Chrome, and you can use it in two ways. Right in your browser Click the extension icon and you're set: you can get through the whole day without opening the website. Sign in, pick a project and an activity, start the timer or log hours by hand, and look up, edit, or delete your recent entries. To keep days from going unlogged, the extension can remind you to track your time, let you know when the timer has been running for too long, and even start and stop the timer on its own based on how you use your computer. It's available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Inside the tools you already use Instead of making you switch tabs, the extension puts time tracking where the work is already happening, and it works the same way across every supported tool. On each task you can: start and pause the timer, with the task's own title as the description; log hours by hand, either as a total or with a start and end time; see how much you and your team have logged so far; set an estimate and keep an eye on how much of it has been used; jump to the matching activity in RabbitWork; open the detailed, summary, and weekly timesheet reports, for one project or all of them, and edit or delete entries from there; check billable and cost values, when the project uses them. For this to work, an administrator links the tool's workspace to a RabbitWork project. From then on, activities sync automatically, everyone logs time on the right project, and if the project has a budget, its progress shows up right there. Each integration can be turned on or off in the extension settings. Wondering which tools the extension works with? The full, always up-to-date list is in our help center: https://rabbiit.com/help/category/integrations-and-extension The extension and the website work together Everything you log, whether in the popup or inside a tool, goes to the same account. The website is still the place to manage projects, permissions, budgets, and billing, and to follow your team. The extension is there so you don't have to open it for every entry. Your preferences and session are stored only in Chrome's local storage. Who it's for Professionals and teams who already use RabbitWork to track project hours and want to log time with fewer clicks, without leaving what they're doing. Website: https://rabbiit.com Supported tools and how to use them: https://rabbiit.com/help/category/integrations-and-extension