Time tracking that
lives on your machine.
Planim Time is a tiny menu-bar app that tracks your hours, syncs them back to the issue tracker your team already uses, and keeps long-lived credentials in the operating system's secure vault.
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Choose your tracker
Shipping today for Jira. Tell us which one matters next.
Same desktop app, same keychain, same offline-first store. Only the API adapter changes.
Four properties.
That's the whole product.
Native desktop
One menu-bar icon. No browser tab to lose, no window to alt-tab to. Runs in the background and stays out of your way.
Two-way sync
Worklogs round-trip through your tracker's own API. Edit them anywhere, push back with one click. Nothing trapped in a third-party silo.
Offline-first
Every worklog lives in a local SQLite file. Track on a flight, in a basement, with the VPN down — it reconciles when you're back online.
Yours by default
Long-lived tracker credentials go into your OS keychain. OAuth uses a short-lived broker for exchange and refresh; API-token fallbacks stay entirely on the device.
Built for engineers,
not for finance dashboards.
Local-first, always
Your data lives on your disk before it lives anywhere else. Tracker outage shouldn't cost you a worklog. Neither should ours.
Zero lock-in
Every hour you log goes back to your tracker through its real API. Cancel any time, walk away with everything — the source of truth was never us.
One pricing tier per person
Free keeps the core timer and manual Jira sync available forever. Pro adds the calendar and automations. Team adds visibility for managers.
Your keys stay in your keychain.
Long-lived credentials are handed to your operating system's credential vault, never written to disk in plaintext. OAuth connectors may relay tokens through a short-lived broker when the provider requires a server-side client secret; API-token fallbacks stay entirely on the device.
Time tracking shouldn't need a browser tab, a Cloud plugin, or a third party holding your keys.
Most trackers on the market are web apps or Cloud plugins. They live inside a browser or vendor workspace, often require an admin-installed integration, and bring that platform into the credential and availability boundary. The big ones — Tempo, Clockwork, Clockify, Everhour — are aimed at finance, agencies, or general-purpose timesheets. Planim Time is aimed at the engineer who wants a timer that keeps running when the tab or Jira goes dark.
Planim Time is a small native app. Rust under the hood, tiny installer, one menu-bar icon, no browser tab. Your credentials live in the OS keychain. Worklogs round-trip through the tracker's own API, so nothing gets stuck on our side. Open a plane-mode laptop, start a timer, land, push — done. That's the whole pitch.
Don't see your tracker, or a feature you need?
Tell us what's missing — a tracker we don't support yet, an integration, a workflow. Lands in the founder's inbox.
Ready to see it
actually work?
Free covers the core timer and manual Jira sync. No credit card, no account to create.