Automatic timesheets Timesheets built from the time you already tracked.

What a timesheet app should do for you

A timesheet app records your hours, adds them up per day and project, and gives you a sheet to send to a client or manager. Most apps do the first part with a timer you start and stop. TimeUno skips the timer: it records the time you spend at your computer and files it under your projects for you.

That changes what you do at the end of the week. You no longer rebuild Tuesday from memory. You open the timesheet, read it, fix what is off and send it.

How automatic timesheets work

TimeUno fills in a timesheet from the project time it already tracked. You pick the period and the project, and it writes one line per day.

1. Install the desktop app on your Mac, Windows or Linux computer and work as usual.
2. TimeUno reads the project from your editor (package.json, Cargo.toml, go.mod, pyproject.toml or the folder name), or uses projects you add by hand with keywords.
3. Open Timesheets and click Create timesheet. Choose This week, Last week or This month, the project and an optional client name.
4. Edit the line descriptions, untick lines you don’t bill, click Mark ready and Download CSV.

Timer app or automatic: which is better?

A timer app is better when you need to log time away from a computer or from a phone. Automatic tracking is better when your work happens on a computer and you forget to start the timer. Pick by where your hours happen.

	Timer timesheet app	TimeUno
How time gets in	You start and stop a timer, or type hours	Recorded as you work at your computer
Forgotten timers	Lost or wrong hours	Nothing to forget
Mobile clock-in	Usually yes	No mobile app
Time from AI tools	Not tracked	Claude Code, Cursor and others tracked next to yours
Export	Varies	CSV

The simple timesheet app for computer work

TimeUno skips the timer, the clock-in screen and the sign-in forms other timesheet apps use. The timesheet list shows your sheets by client, period and status (Draft or Ready), and a preview with total time, AI time and hours per day.

Corrections stay simple too. If an hour landed under the wrong project, move it on the Timeline. Choose From now on and TimeUno files that app or site the same way next time.

Your time and your AI’s time, per project

If you work with AI tools, the timesheet shows that as well. TimeUno tracks Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI and other tools while they work, even in a background terminal. Each timesheet shows AI time and AI contribution next to your own hours, so you see what the work took.

Rather keep a spreadsheet?

If you only need to log a few hours a week, a spreadsheet is enough. Our timesheet templates add up hours and breaks in Excel or Google Sheets, and the timesheet calculator works out a week of pay in your browser.

Updated 13 October 2026