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Drop busy. Plan, track, focus. Overview Track time effortlessly without leaving your browser. The Toggl extension brings accurate, real-time time tracking into the websites you already use — so you can stay focused, keep better habits, and power smarter planning across your day. Whether you work in Asana, Trello, Google Suite, or other supported tools, you can start a timer directly from the page or task you’re on. Your time logs sync instantly with Toggl, helping you stay organized and understand where your time really goes. What you can do with the Toggl Extension Start and stop timers anywhere — no need to open a separate tab. Auto-capture task names from supported tools to keep time logs clean and accurate. See your daily and weekly totals at a glance to stay on track. Use real data to power smarter planning in Toggl’s web and mobile app. How to get started 1. Click Add to Chrome 2. Log in to Toggl from the extension 3. Enable permissions for the tools you use 4. Look for the Toggl button to appear in your favorite tools 5. Start a timer — your task name and time will sync automatically About Toggl Toggl helps individuals and teams improve their productivity with simple, accurate time tracking that powers better planning. Your data syncs across web and mobile — giving you a clear picture of your day and the confidence to plan ahead. Need help? Visit our support page or reach us at support@toggl.com.
Sep 9, 2026
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