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View and control active time tracking sessions on temporal.ist Temporal.ist turns your browser into an effortless time tracker. Track time against your projects without breaking your flow - start a session in one click, or set up URL rules and let tracking happen automatically as you move between sites. Built for freelancers, consultants, and teams who bill by the hour and want accurate time data without the manual bookkeeping. KEY FEATURES One-click time tracking Start, pause, and stop sessions for any project straight from the toolbar popup. No tab-switching, no separate app to open. Automatic URL tracking Assign URL patterns to a project (e.g. *://github.com/* or *://*.figma.com/*) and the timer starts the moment you land on a matching page - and stops when you leave. Set it once and forget it. Real-time session display Your running timer updates live via a secure WebSocket connection, so the elapsed time in the popup always matches what's recorded. Project organization See all your projects at a glance and hide the ones you're not using to keep the popup focused. Secure sign-in Authentication uses the industry-standard OAuth 2.0 with PKCE flow - the extension never sees or stores your password. Works with the whole Temporal.ist platform Sessions tracked in your browser sync to your Temporal.ist dashboard, where you can review reports, manage clients, and generate invoices. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension and sign in with your Temporal.ist account. 2. Pick a project and hit start - or add URL patterns so tracking runs automatically. 3. Watch your time accumulate in real time, then review and invoice it from your dashboard. PRIVACY Temporal.ist only tracks the projects and URL patterns you configure. Host permissions for auto-tracking are requested on demand - only for the patterns you add, never for your entire browsing history. Learn more in our privacy policy at https://temporal.ist/privacy. Need an account? Sign up free at https://temporal.ist.
May 26, 2026
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