Toggl Plan: Project Planning Calendar
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Puts a timer into any web tool and allows quick real time productivity tracking with all the data stored on your Toggl account
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Whether you use Trello, Asana, Todoist, Jira, Notion or one of the 120+ integrated tools, start tracking time without opening a new tab. Toggl Track timer can now also fill your Pomodoro needs through automated reminders.
If you were looking for Toggl Button, you're in the right place -> we've just rebranded as Toggl Track, but the functionality of the extension remains the same (and we also switched colors a bit as well).
To see a list of all the supported tools please visit https://toggl.com/track/integrations/?type=extension#_
1. Click "Add to Chrome".
2. Log in to Toggl Track from the extension menu or from https://toggl.com/track/ (tab can be closed)
3. Under settings give the extension permissions to inject itself into the services you desire
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The majority of work I do involves using a web browser frequently, and so Chrome is the perfect place to have a button that lets me start and stop tracking time for particular projects. Toggl over-all is one of the best time tracking systems out there because using it is so smooth and easy: it provides enough functionality and really minimizes overhead. The one thing I'd like to see changed in this extension is to have its drop-down show the project name currently being tracked as well as the description.
A key component of keeping track of my work.
Toggl has been a great addition to my freelance endevours editing resumes and translating a variety of documents in Spanish. Just great for tracking billable and non-billable hours spent on multiple projecs.
Working for a company with multiple projects for multiple clients all in the same day that all needed separate billing, it was becoming impossible for me through memory or e-mail to keep track of my hours. Toggl was a quick way to do that and the Toggl button is a really fast way to use Toggl. I love it.
Fantastic extension that tracks time in most of the web services I typically use--Trello, Google Docs, etc.
I can't say enough how much use I get out of this extension. The site itself is easy enough to use, but this puts little Toggl buttons in everything I use to run my business. If clients use a different tool, there's a good chance it integrates there too. This extension was the biggest part of why I made the jump from my previous time tracking solution to Toggl.
Muy práctica para llevar seguimiento de tiempo y ver a qué dedicas tu jornada laboral
Excellent. It keeps improving. I use it constantly while working.
Great little tool. The button is where I need it. Would be happy to have it on every page - somewhere on the left edge just in case and on the pages it knows (like trello or gmail) where it is at the moment. Good job folks :)
Integrates really well with Teamweek - I can click a Teamweek task and start a timer from it, and the timer prefills the description and project of my task that I'm timing to match the task I have set for me to do. And looks it does a similar thing with other tools like Trello.