Plan
Lay out tasks with time estimates, see your week as a calendar, and know your capacity before the day begins.
The Unified Track View
Tasks and time entries share a single chronological list — sorted by start time within each day. A planned item, a running timer, and a closed entry all live in the same view. No switching. No friction.
- Tasks without time = planned item (dashed border + estimate)
- Running task = live elapsed time + pulsing indicator
- Completed task = actual duration + project color strip
- Day headers show total hours logged at a glance
- Free time logs (no task) always visible in the same list
Track
Start a timer from anywhere. The global timer bar is always visible. Tasks and time entries coexist in one chronological view.
Focus
Start a focus session against a task. A time entry is created instantly and silently. When the session ends, the entry closes.
Focus session = Time entry
When you start a focus session against a task, Trakby creates a time entry with source: 'focus' at that exact moment. When the session ends, the entry closes. Zero extra steps.
- Pomodoro intervals (25/5) or fully custom duration
- Break time tracked separately, excluded from logged work time
- Post-session notes → automatically become the time entry description
- Sessions tagged to a task and project — no re-selection needed
- Focus quality score: completion rate + distraction notes
Analyse
See the truth about your time. Planned versus actual. Project breakdowns. Estimation accuracy improving week over week.
Planned vs Actual
The chart that makes you honest. See every day’s intended hours against what you actually logged. Over time, estimation accuracy trends upward — because you can finally see your patterns.
- Daily planned vs actual bar chart
- Weekly estimation accuracy score (improves over time)
- Project breakdown: where did the hours actually go?
- Focus session quality trend over 30/90 days
- Billable vs non-billable ratio per project
Ready to close the loop?
Start with the free plan. Experience the full Plan → Track → Focus → Analyse loop for yourself.