# Time tracking – ModuNet

> Track project time without constantly thinking about it.

**Audience:** For freelancers, the self-employed and small teams

Start and stop manually – or, as a developer, fully automatically: our own npm package DevTracker records working time straight from your dev setup. Reports and exports turn that into the basis for your invoice.

## Overview

Time tracking is for everyone who has to prove or bill their working time without rolling out a heavy enterprise tool: freelancers, the self-employed, agencies and small teams.

## Built for

- Developers who bill by the hour and hate writing it down by hand
- Freelancers juggling several clients and projects in parallel
- Small teams and agencies that want to compare project time
- Self-employed people who need evidence for clients or bookkeeping

## Features

### DevTracker: automatic from your setup

DevTracker is our own npm package. It rides along in your command line, recognises active work by project and context and keeps time running – without you starting a timer.

### Manual when it has to be

Start, stop, add afterwards. For calls, meetings and everything that does not happen at the keyboard.

### Corrections and rules

Forgotten stops, breaks and time windows can be straightened out afterwards. Rules stop an open timer from turning into a 14-hour day.

### Reports you can show a client

Filter by project, client, person and period. Totals and trends for invoicing, quoting and planning.

### Export and import

Time leaves the system in common formats and can be imported the same way – the data is yours.

### Linked to tasks and roles

Entries hang off tasks, projects and organisation roles. Who may view and export what is governed by permissions.

## Scope

What it is not: not payroll, and not statutory working-time recording with a works-council workflow.

## Links

- [Website](https://modunet.app/en/module/time-tracking)
- [All modules](https://modunet.app/en#module)