Standups that write themselves.
Timeslicer tracks each engineer's day and matches the work to your Linear and Jira tickets.
Michael, a full-stack engineer at a software agency. Demo data. ClickTap any block to see what it was made of.
Every hour, matched to its ticket
Timeslicer matches each stretch of work to the Linear or Jira ticket it was for, so you see the hours behind every ticket without anyone logging time.
Ask Claude about your team
Ask for anyone's standup and get it back, ticket by ticket.
Works with Claude Desktop and Claude Code.
Private by default
Activity is stored locally, with no keystrokes or screen recording.
- No screen recording
- No keystroke logging
- No screenshots saved
- No call audio
- Stored on their computer
- End-to-end encrypted
- They see what you see
- AI labeling keeps nothing
One price per person
30 days free, no card required.
Team
$6.99per member / month
- Tasks and hours for each person, written automatically
- Work matched to Linear and Jira tickets
- The Team page: everyone's week in one place
- Ask Claude about anyone's week
- End-to-end encrypted, on Mac and Windows
12 people
Your monthly bill
$83.88
Billed monthly in USD.
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Questions
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No. Timeslicer tracks the day on its own and matches the work to the Linear or Jira ticket it was for, so the hours behind each ticket are there without anyone logging them.
Linear and Jira. Editors, terminals, GitHub and the rest are tracked like any other app, and the team's data connects to Claude Desktop and Claude Code.
No. It doesn't record the screen or log keystrokes, and no screenshots are kept. It notes which app, document or ticket each person is working in and turns that into tasks with hours.
Their own timeline, and a preview of exactly what their team will see before anything is shared. Each person can also exclude apps from tracking.
On each person's computer. What's shared with the team is encrypted on the device first, so only the team's owner and managers can read it. Timeslicer can't.
Yes. Every task has its hours, and you can ask Claude for a timesheet for any person and week, one row per day.
The Timeslicer app for Mac or Windows. To include work done in the browser, they also add the Chrome or Safari extension. People join with the invite you send.
30 days free with no card, for up to 10 people. After that it's $6.99 per member per month, billed monthly.