Integrations

Works with the tools you already use.

Start a timer on a ticket and the hours land back on it. Task tools are free on every plan; tools marked Premium need Premium.

Private automatic tracking

Tally suggests entries from the work you already did: your Git commits and your client meetings. It never watches your screen, records apps or takes screenshots. You check each suggestion and add it in one tap.

How it works →

Tasks and tickets

Jira

Timers on your tickets. Hours post as Jira worklogs.

Linear

Timers on your issues. Time is added as a comment.

Asana

Timers on your tasks. Time is added as a time entry or comment.

ClickUp

Timers on your tasks. Time is added as a time entry.

Trello

Timers on your cards. Time is added as a comment.

monday.com

Timers on your items. Time is added as an update.

Basecamp

Timers on your to-dos. Time is added as a timesheet entry or comment.

Notion

Timers on tasks from your Notion databases.

Todoist

Timers on your tasks. Time is added as a comment.

Code and design

GitHubPremium

Commits and pull requests you didn't time, suggested as sessions. Never your code.

GitLabPremium

Commits and merge requests you didn't time, suggested as sessions.

Figma

Timers on your files, and design time you forgot to track.

Chat and calendar

SlackPremium

Start and stop your timer with /tally, and get a daily summary.

CalendarPremium

Client meetings you didn't time, from Google Calendar or a Proton, Outlook or iCloud link.

Invoices and payments

StripePremium

Invoices with a payment link, marked paid when your client pays.

More ways in

Claude

Add Tally as a connector in Claude and ask "How many hours do I owe Acme this week?" or "Log 2 hours to Acme." Only your own data. Every plan.

API and webhooks

Connect Zapier, Make, n8n or your own scripts. Read and add time, and get a webhook when a session or timer changes. Premium.

API docs →

Command line

Start and stop timers from Terminal on a Mac, and check your local commits with tally review. Uses the API, so Premium.

On GitHub →

Chrome extension

A Start Tally timer button on tasks in Jira, GitHub, Linear, Asana, Trello and ClickUp. Premium.

Add to Chrome →

Import your time

Bring your history from Toggl Track, Harvest or Clockify with a CSV export. Every plan.

How switching works →

Connect your tools in a minute.

Free to start. No credit card required.