Timer and Time Entries

Automatic capture covers most of the day, but there are times when people want to track on purpose: starting work on a specific task, logging a client call, or correcting a record after the fact. This concept illustrates the deliberate side of TimeCampus, a Track page with a large running timer and a Time Entries list where every record can be reviewed and edited.

Separate tools for timing and for timesheets tend to drift apart, and billing suffers when entries lack a project, a client or a clear billable status. The design keeps the timer and the resulting entries close together and makes billable status visible at every step, so the numbers that end up on a timesheet or an invoice are the ones people actually checked.

The Track page centers on a large clock for the running timer, a selector showing the workspace and project it belongs to, the task description and a prominent Stop button next to Pause. Summary cards on the right show today's total compared with yesterday, billable time as a share of the total, and the number of running and paused timers. Below, a table for today lists each task with its project, duration and time range, with the current task marked as running. The Time Entries page widens the view to all records, with filters for date range, project, client and billable status and a search field. Each row shows a description and date, project, client, duration and a Billable or Non-Billable badge, with edit, duplicate and delete actions. A New entry button adds time by hand, and a Load More control pages through the list with a count of the entries shown.

Timer runs and edited entries join the same record as automatically captured activity, so they appear on the timeline and feed reports, project budgets, timesheet approvals and client billing. The concept sits alongside Pomodoro focus sessions, which offer a more structured way to time deliberate work.