Time management

Your calendar is the timesheet.

Connect the calendars you already keep. Meetings sort themselves to the right client by keyword, hours count down against each contract, and the stragglers take one dropdown to fix. Private calendars work fine, and there are no timers to remember.

Use cases

Built for the way a fractional practice actually runs.

Stop reconstructing Fridays

The week files itself as it happens. Every meeting lands on the right client automatically, and manual entries cover the rare off-calendar work.

Catch over-servicing in week two

Hours burn down against each client's contracted allotment. When Dunder Mifflin's bar fills by the 12th, you can steer the month instead of donating it.

Walk into renewals with receipts

"We delivered 138 hours against 120 contracted" is a rate conversation your own calendar wrote. No guesswork, no rounding down out of guilt.

One platform

It's already connected to the rest.

Every feature reads and writes the same client records, so nothing gets entered twice.

Connect a calendar and watch the week sort itself

Free during the private beta. Setup takes a couple of clicks, and the last 90 days fill in on their own.

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