TimeWarp — timesheets & hours
Track every hour, even the ones you forgot to start.
Pressed Start late? Warp the clock back with a swipe and reclaim the minutes you already worked. Time a focus or log it by hand, see your week as a clean timetable on phone and web, then export it to Excel, CSV or Google Sheets in a tap.
Beta Free to start — track your hours on iPhone and the web.
Warp time back
Pressed Start late? Spin the dial to add the minutes you already worked — no manual entry, no date pickers.
Log on any device
Track time on your focuses from the native app or the web — the same timetable, everywhere.
Works offline
The app logs locally first and syncs when you're back online. Never lose a minute.
Export anywhere
One tap to Excel or CSV (opens in Numbers), or link a Google Sheet and push your timetable to it whenever you like.
Capture on Mac
An optional Mac client records app activity as unclassified time you assign to focuses later.
Pro On the web
Turn the hours you tracked into an invoice you can send.
The app is where you log time. The web is where it becomes money: customers, calendar reports, and invoices built straight from what you tracked — drafted, edited, issued, printed. It's part of Pro, and it lives in your browser at timewarp.sp33c.tech. Nothing to install.
Customers
Group focuses under a client, with their billing address, tax id, hourly rate and currency. Your logged time rolls up to them automatically.
Reports by week, month, year
Step through real calendar periods — this week, July, 2026 — by focus or by customer, with billable totals alongside. Export any of it to Excel.
Invoices from tracked time
One line per focus, per day, or a single line — plus manual lines for a train ticket or a fixed fee. Edit the draft, then issue it: it takes the next number and never changes again.
Print, or send a link
Save it as a PDF from your browser, or switch on a private link and send your client that. Revoke it whenever you like — the link dies instantly.
Bill in any currency
Register the currencies you invoice in and their decimals — yen has none — so every amount prints the way that currency is written. One invoice, one currency, no guesswork.
Issued means issued
An issued invoice is frozen: the rate, the address, the totals. Change a customer's rate tomorrow and last month's invoice still says what you sent. Numbers are sequential and never reused.
These live on the web, not in the iPhone app — the app keeps doing what it's good at: tracking time, offline, in your pocket. One account covers both.
TimeWarp makes no compliance claim: an invoice here is a clear record of work and what it costs, not a certified tax document. Whatever your tax authority requires goes on it in your own words — check with your accountant.
TimeWarp in pictures
Swipe through — warp dial, focuses, the week grid, one account everywhere.
