Model Context Protocol
TimeWarp is an MCP server. Connect it once and your assistant can book time, start and stop the timer, read your timetable and draft invoices — against your real account, with your permission, in plain language.
https://r267q2o6y2uvemwbheg2zmk4ky0qvfoe.lambda-url.eu-central-1.on.aws/mcp
Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise — connectors are not available on the free tier.
https://r267q2o6y2uvemwbheg2zmk4ky0qvfoe.lambda-url.eu-central-1.on.aws/mcp as the MCP server URL.claude.ai on Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise, and Claude Desktop.
https://r267q2o6y2uvemwbheg2zmk4ky0qvfoe.lambda-url.eu-central-1.on.aws/mcp and press Add.Any client that speaks Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1.
claude mcp add --transport http timewarp https://r267q2o6y2uvemwbheg2zmk4ky0qvfoe.lambda-url.eu-central-1.on.aws/mcp
Thirty-odd tools over the whole TimeWarp API. A few of them:
Log work that already happened, or run the timer live.
Create, rename, re-tag and archive what you track against.
Hours per focus, per customer, per day — and the export.
Draft from unbilled time, issue, share, mark paid.
Your data stays yours. The connection is scoped to your account and nothing else. It never carries your password, it cannot change your plan or delete your account, and you can cut it off at any time by removing the connector — access dies within the hour. Customers, billable totals and invoicing need TimeWarp Pro; booking time and the timetable do not.