Start from the task
Begin tracking without switching to another tab or rebuilding the project structure.
Project time tracking
Track the time without leaving the task.
Start a timer where the work happens, add an entry after the fact, and keep every hour connected to the right project. No separate tracker to reconcile at the end of the week.
Free during beta · No credit card
Time with context
Know where the hours went—and what moved forward.
Because time lives beside projects and tasks, a total is more than a number. It carries the client, deliverable, note, and work behind it.
Keep one timer honest
A single running timer across the workspace makes overlapping entries less likely.
Backfill when needed
Add manual entries for work you completed without starting the timer first.
See the week together
Review tracked time in the context of the projects and tasks that produced it.
A lighter timesheet
Track as you go. Correct it when you need to.
Cinch keeps time tracking useful without making it the center of the workday.
Choose the task
Start from the task you are already working in so the project and context come with the entry.
Run, pause, or stop
Control the active timer from the work and keep one clear running entry across the workspace.
Review the record
Add notes, backfill missed time, and use the project’s rounding rules when the hours are billable.
Useful for billable work, not employee surveillance
Cinch records the time you choose to track against the work you choose. It is designed to make project hours understandable, not to capture screenshots or measure keyboard activity.
- Task-level context for every tracked entry
- Manual corrections when real work does not match a perfect timer
- Project rounding that can reflect the way client time is billed
The timer and the plan stay connected
Tracked time sits inside the same workspace as deadlines, files, project views, and client feedback, so the record does not become another isolated system.
- Move from a project view directly into the timed task
- Keep notes with the work instead of in a separate timesheet
- Use one project structure for planning and time tracking
Connected work
The rest of the project stays close.
Design review
Keep client notes on the proof
Collect image and PDF feedback in the task that is tracking the revision.
ExploreTimed tasks
Schedule the workday
Add exact task times, reminders, and day planning without timing every task.
ExploreFor freelance designers
Connect hours to client work
Run projects, collect feedback, and keep billable time in one workspace.
ExploreCommon questions
A few useful details.
Can I add time without running a timer?
Yes. Manual entries let you backfill work or correct a record after the fact.
Can more than one timer run at once?
Cinch keeps one active timer across your workspace so the current entry stays clear.
Can time be associated with a task?
Yes. Timers and manual entries can stay connected to the task and project where the work happened.
Does Cinch support project rounding?
Yes. Rounding can be configured per project to better match the way project time is billed.
Cinch is in beta
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