Click the clock on an Asana task to start tracking time in TimeGoals.
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Version
1.1.0
updated 29 Sep 2026
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About TimeGoals for Asana
▎ TimeGoals for Asana adds one clock to every task you open — click it to start tracking time in your TimeGoals account, click it again to stop.
▎ How it works
▎ • Open any task in Asana
▎ • Click the clock in the top-right corner
▎ • TimeGoals starts a timer using the task's name as the description
▎ • Click it again to stop
▎ The first time you track a task from a new Asana project, TimeGoals asks you to link that project to one of your TimeGoals projects — a one-time step. Every other
task in that project works automatically after that.
▎ What it needs
▎ • Access to app.asana.com — to read the current task's name and add the clock button
▎ • Access to timegoals.co — to start and stop timers on your account, using a personal API token you generate in TimeGoals settings
▎ TimeGoals for Asana doesn't use Asana's API and can't see your Asana password. It only reads the title and address of the Asana tab you have open.
▎ Requires a TimeGoals account. Sign up free at timegoals.co.