Time tracking built for software agencies

Track billable hours against customers, projects and tasks — approve your team's time, explore it in reports and bundle it into invoice-ready packets.

Calendar view with time entries arranged as blocks across a week

Everything an agency needs to bill its time

Live timer

Start the clock in the header and pick it up on any device — the running entry follows you.

Calendar

Drag entries right into place and resize them until the week looks like the work.

Time log

Filter, edit and slice entries in a fast, focused list.

Approvals

Managers review and approve their team's time before it reaches an invoice.

Reports

Hours by day, person and project — billable versus non-billable at a glance.

Billing packets

Freeze approved hours into invoice-ready packets with rates and currencies.

Customers, projects, tasks

Every entry books onto a task, so nothing billable slips through the cracks.

Jira & GitHub

Pull tasks straight from Jira, GitHub or any HTTP source your team uses.

Time log with filters and a list of entries

A time log that keeps up

Filter by customer, project or status, edit inline and slice entries wherever the day demands it.

Reports dashboard with charts

Reports your clients can read

Hours summarized by day, person and project, with the billable share always in view.

List of billing packets

From hours to invoice

Bundle approved time into packets with rates and currencies — frozen, so the invoice never drifts from the log.

Built for developers, too

A public REST API with OpenAPI docs, API keys, webhooks, enterprise SSO and a full audit log — plus dark mode, offline support and English/German out of the box.

  • REST API
  • API keys
  • Webhooks
  • SSO (SAML & OIDC)
  • Audit log
  • English & German
  • Dark mode
  • Offline-ready PWA
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One suite, three apps

Shrimp Tide

Time tracking, billing packets and reports.

Shrimp Crew

Employees, contracts and absences.

Shrimp Portal

A launcher with today's absences at a glance.

Ready to see where the hours go?