Jira time tracker & worklog manager. Multi-instance, calendar view, CSV import, Excel/PDF Activity Reports for billing.
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64
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#100K
#83K among extensions
Version
1.6.8
updated 5 Oct 2026
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Latest, 18 Oct 2026:64 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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Latest, 18 Oct 2026:3 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Worklog Hub - Time Tracker for Jira
Worklog Hub is a focused time tracker and worklog manager for teams working in Jira (Atlassian Cloud). It opens in a full browser tab, gives you a calendar-style overview of your week, and makes logging time across multiple Jira instances fast.
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WHAT IT DOES
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• Calendar + table view of your worklogs — switch between day / week / month
• Add, edit, delete and drag-and-drop worklogs to reassign them across days — all without leaving the extension
• "My issues" dashboard — one click lists every open issue assigned to you across all your Jira instances, each with Open detail and Create worklog actions; a Favorites tab keeps handy tickets that aren't assigned to you
• Find issues without knowing the key — type the full key (PRJ-123), a project prefix (PRJ-), a single word or a multi-word phrase; the autocomplete picks the right JQL and queries all your Jira instances in parallel, searching summary, description and comments
• Calendar suggestions (opt-in) — connect a private .ics feed (Google / Outlook / iCloud) and the extension surfaces meetings without a worklog, auto-matched to the right Jira issue
• Comment-based worklog suggestions (opt-in) — never forget to log time on an issue you've been actively discussing in Jira
• Work-session suggestions from browser history (opt-in) — deterministically reconstructs your day's work blocks from local browsing history, auto-matching Jira URLs to issues
• Optional local AI (opt-in) — drafts a worklog comment from the ticket context and re-ranks fuzzy calendar matches. Runs entirely on your device via WebGPU; nothing is sent to any AI server
• Local-first workflow: draft worklogs in the browser, then send them to Jira individually or in bulk when you're ready
• CSV import (accepts both comma and semicolon separators — Excel exports in EU locales just work) + PDF (pdfmake) and Excel (exceljs) Activity Reports for client billing or internal reporting
• Configurable mapping of issue prefixes → projects in reports
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MULTI-INSTANCE — ZERO MANUAL SETUP
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Connect more than one Jira Cloud instance at the same time. Each instance gets its own label and brand color. There is no list of project prefixes to maintain — the target Jira for any newly created or imported worklog is detected directly from where the issue actually exists, so adding a brand-new project requires nothing more than logging time on it. Prefixes you've worked with are still shown as coloured chips in Settings, but they are auto-discovered from your loaded worklogs and accumulate over time.
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PRIVACY (read this)
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• No API tokens or passwords are stored — the extension reuses your existing Atlassian session (the same login you already use for Jira in your browser)
• All your data (instance config, worklog drafts, favorites, preferences) stays in your browser's localStorage
• No telemetry, no analytics, no tracking — and none of your worklog, ticket, calendar or browsing data is ever sent to a third-party server
• By default the extension talks only to your own Atlassian Cloud instances (https://*.atlassian.net). Three features add opt-in outbound traffic, each off until you turn it on:
– Calendar suggestions: GET requests to the private .ics feed you paste (Google / Outlook / iCloud)
– Local AI: a one-time download of the open-source model weights and runtime from huggingface.co / cdn.jsdelivr.net. All AI inference then runs on-device — your text is never uploaded
– Browser-history sessions: read locally via the optional "history" permission; the history itself never leaves your device
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REQUIREMENTS
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• A Jira Cloud account (Atlassian Cloud — *.atlassian.net) you can sign into in the same browser
• Permission to read/write worklogs on the target projects
• Modern Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Edge)
• Optional: the local-AI features need a WebGPU-capable GPU and ~2.5 GB of free cache for the model (the app warns and stays off on slow hardware)
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LANGUAGES
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English, Čeština, Slovenčina, Polski, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano — switch in Settings.
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LICENSE & FEEDBACK
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Worklog Hub is proprietary software. You may install and use the extension; modification, decompilation and redistribution are not permitted. Full terms are in the LICENSE file inside the extension.
Feedback and feature suggestions are welcome — reach the author through the link below.
Website: https://worklog-hub.cz
Privacy Policy: https://worklog-hub.cz/privacy.html
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