FairHour
Keep proof of your work.
FairHour puts a timer on every Trello card. Press Start where the work is, and the week adds itself up into a timesheet you can show a client or your team.
Free for the whole team. No account on another site.
This timer started when you opened the page. Press Stop to save it.
A week with FairHour
Nothing to set up and nothing to fill in on Friday. The timesheet is what is left over from pressing Start and Stop.
- Monday 09:00
Press Start on the card
Open the card you are working on and press Start. Write what you are doing while the timer runs; the note is saved as you type. Stop saves at once, with Undo for five seconds.
REC00:42:07DiscardStopHero section layoutSaved as you type. You can also add it after you stop.
Your sessions3 sessions- Hero section layoutToday, 09:00 – 09:4242m
- Review feedbackYesterday, 14:00 – 15:451h 45m
- Kickoff notesSat 7 Nov, 09:00 – 10:001h 00m
- Monday 17:40
See where the day went
The FairHour button on the board shows your time card by card, and your week as bars. One timer per person: starting on another card stops the first one and saves it, so nothing is counted twice.
Your time, all time13h 23m- Homepage Design5 sessions, last Sun 15 Nov6h 00m
- Onboarding copy1 session, last Fri 6 Nov5h 10m
- Unit tests1 session, last Sun 15 Nov1h 08m
This week7h 55m - Wednesday 11:15
Admins see the team
Board admins see who is tracking right now and on which card, and how much each person has tracked. Members see only their own time.
Tracking now3 of 3 people- ECEmma ClarkeAPI Integration1h 12m
- JTJames TurnerHomepage Design42m
- OROliver ReedUnit tests14m
This board, all time46h 23m- JTJames Turner17h 15m
- OROliver Reed15h 45m
- ECEmma Clarke13h 23m
- Thursday 01:45
A forgotten timer does not become wrong hours
A timer that ran for more than 8 hours asks when you really stopped before it is saved. You answer once and the timesheet stays honest.
This timer ran for 9h 05mStarted yesterday at 16:40. If you forgot to stop it, enter when you actually stopped.
I stopped at18:101h2h4h8hDiscardSaveSat 14 Nov, 16:40 – 18:10, 1h 30m
- Friday 16:00
The timesheet is already there
This week and last week in one table: cards by people, people by days, or by list. Open it in the stand-up, in the weekly review, or before you write to a client.
TimesheetWebsite RedesignCards × PeoplePeople × DaysListsThis week, 9 – 15 NovCard Oliver Reed James Turner Emma Clarke Total Homepage DesignIn progress 4h 00m 6h 00m 5h 00m 15h 00m API IntegrationIn progress 5h 30m 7h 15m 1h 05m 13h 50m Unit testsReview 6h 15m 2h 30m 1h 08m 9h 53m 3 cards 15h 45m 15h 45m 7h 13m 38h 43m
Fair to the people being tracked
A time tracker can easily turn into a way of watching people. FairHour is built the other way round: your hours are yours to record and yours to correct.
| On a board | Member | Board admin |
|---|---|---|
| Track time and see your own totals | Yes | Yes |
| See who is tracking now, and other people’s totals | No | Yes |
| Edit or delete a session | Only your own | Only your own |
Free. Not a trial.
- Any number of people, cards and boards
- Timers, notes and manual entries
- The team view and the weekly timesheet
- No account on another site, no card number
Questions people ask first
Something else? The privacy policy says exactly what is stored.
- Is FairHour really free?
- Yes. Timers, your own totals, the team view and the weekly timesheet are free for any number of people, cards and boards. There is no trial that runs out.
- Do I need an account?
- No. FairHour is a Trello Power-Up. You add it to a board and it uses the Trello account you are already signed in with.
- Who can see my time?
- You see your own time. Board admins also see who is tracking now and what each person has tracked. Only the person who tracked a session can edit or delete it.
- What if I forget to stop a timer?
- A timer that ran for more than 8 hours asks when you really stopped before it is saved. Timers left running on other cards are listed, so you can save or discard each one.
- Where are my hours kept?
- In Trello’s own Power-Up storage, on your board, next to the cards they belong to.
- Which languages does it speak?
- English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Portuguese. Light and dark mode follow your Trello theme.
That is how long you have been on this page.
On a Trello card it would be on your timesheet by now. Add FairHour to a board and press Start.
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