TabTracker
Automatic time tracking based on your browser tab groups
What it does
TabTracker automatically tracks time across your Chrome and Edge tab groups. No manual start/stop timers — organize tabs by project or client and TabTracker does the rest.
TabTracker turns your browser tab groups into automatic project timers. Organize your tabs by client or task, work the way you already do, and let TabTracker handle the clock. Organize tabs by project, client, ticket, or task — the same way you already group tabs in Chrome. Work as usual. TabTracker detects which group is active and starts its counter automatically. Every group keeps its own independent timer, so your hours sort themselves by project. Real screens from the extension — the popup timer and the integrations it can syncfrom tabtracker.io
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