Features

Time tracking that stays attached to the work.

Log time directly on issues so teams can understand delivery effort, keep reporting clean, and avoid disconnected spreadsheets.

Directly on issues

No duplicate admin

Time entries live where the work lives, so context, ownership, and effort stay connected.

Operational clarity

See effort accumulate in real time

Teams can understand how much time work is actually taking before the week disappears into estimates and memory.

Client visibility

Make reporting easier later

Accurate time entries become the raw material for cleaner internal reporting and better client communication.

Time log — April 2026
Export CSV + Log time

47.5h

This week

186h

This month

3

Active projects

Apr 8, 2026 WM-001 Debugging OAuth token refresh edge case 3.5h
Apr 8, 2026 WM-005 Implemented multi-select assignee filter UI 2.0h
Apr 7, 2026 WM-002 CSV export for client reporting 4.0h

Built for accountable delivery

Know where the hours actually go.

Time tracking works best when it is easy enough to keep current. By attaching entries directly to issues, DevShip makes logging feel like part of delivery rather than separate admin work.

That tight link helps teams review effort by issue, keep historical context, and prepare cleaner reporting for clients, retainers, and monthly reviews.

Because entries stay close to the underlying work item, it is easier to explain what happened, not just how many hours were spent.

Issue-level accuracy

Each time entry contributes to the running total on the issue itself, keeping the work record complete.

Fewer missing hours

Teams are more likely to log consistently when the entry flow happens inside the same product they already use to manage work.

Reporting-ready data

Good time entries make downstream reporting, client summaries, and hour allotment conversations much easier.

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See how time entries connect to issues and plans.

Time tracking is documented alongside issues because entries are modeled directly against the work item itself.