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Time & Calendar

Where the hours went, without a second app

Time tracked in a separate tool is time tracked against a project name someone typed from memory. In Beemud a time entry hangs off the task it was spent on, which makes the summary at the end of the month an account of the work rather than a reconstruction of it.

Replaces

  • Time tracking

Included on every plan, with no separate subscription.

What's included

  • Start/stop timers and manual time entries
  • Time logged against a specific task or project
  • Per-project and per-person time summaries
  • Editable entries with descriptions
  • Workspace calendar with events
  • Task due dates on the calendar
  • Project time tracking overview

Log it where the work is

Start a timer on a task or add an entry after the fact with a description. Because entries reference the task, project-level totals are derived rather than maintained, and there is no monthly ritual of matching a timesheet to a task list.

Summaries that answer the question you asked

Time can be summarized by project, by person and by period. That is usually enough to answer the two questions that matter: whether a project is running over what it was scoped at, and where the week actually went.

Deadlines and events on one calendar

The workspace calendar carries events alongside task due dates, so the schedule you plan against is the same schedule the work is on.

Time & Calendar questions

Is time tracking included on the free plan?
Yes. Time tracking is included on every plan, including the free SOLO plan, with no cap on entries or users.
Can I add time after the fact?
Yes. Entries can be created with a running timer or added manually afterwards with a description, and existing entries can be edited.
Can I see how much time a project has used?
Yes. Time summaries can be broken down by project, by person and by period, derived from the entries logged against individual tasks.

Included on every plan, free one included

No seat limits, no per-project caps, no feature gates. Only AI usage is metered.