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Automatically track the SaaS tools you use, see your daily time and spend, and manage your whole tech stack in one place. Your team uses a lot of tools. Eli helps you stay on top of them without any spreadsheets, manual logging, or end-of-month surprises. What's in your stack today? Open Eli's side panel while you work and see which tools you've used, how long you've spent on each, and how that compares to your week — all from one place. Add tools as you discover them Land on a new SaaS product? Eli looks it up, shows you pricing and how it overlaps with tools you already have, and lets you add it to your team's stack in one click. No surprises at checkout When you're about to subscribe to something, Eli surfaces the details — which plan you're on, your virtual card, and your monthly spend — so you can make an informed call before you commit. Your whole team, in sync Usage rolls up to your shared TechBible workspace so everyone on the team has a clear, up-to-date view of what's actually being used. You're always in control Eli only looks at work SaaS tools — not social media, shopping, or anything personal. You can pause tracking or turn it off entirely at any time, right from the panel. Sign in securely with your Eli account; no passwords or cookies involved. Requires a free TechBible account at techbible.ai or Eli.work
Jun 5, 2026
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