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Track time directly from GitHub, Jira, and Linear. Timely brings time tracking directly into the tools you already use — no copy-pasting, no tab switching. Start a timer in one click A "Track Time" button appears on every GitHub issue, Jira ticket, and Linear issue. Click it and your timer starts immediately, pre-filled with the issue title. Stop it when you're done — the time entry is saved to your Timely account automatically. Works where you work • GitHub — issues and pull requests • Jira — any issue page (*.atlassian.net) • Linear — issue detail pages Full timer controls in the popup • Start, stop, and switch tasks without leaving your current tab • See elapsed time updating live • Pick a project and task from your Timely workspace • View today's logged entries at a glance Synced to your Timely account Everything tracked through the extension appears instantly in your Timely dashboard — with full project, task, and tag support. Your team sees your time in real time. Private and secure Your Timely API token is stored locally using chrome.storage — never sent anywhere except your own Timely workspace. Getting started 1. Install the extension 2. Open the popup and log in with your Timely credentials 3. Visit any GitHub, Jira, or Linear issue 4. Click "Track Time" — that's it Requires a Timely account (free trial available at letstimely.app).
May 28, 2026
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