#time-tracking

8 posts tagged with “time-tracking”

Log Meetings from Google Calendar and Outlook

Connect Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar and your meetings show up in the timer, next to your entries. Click one and the entry is filled in for you. Nothing is logged until you save it. Available now on every plan.

Nov 3, 20265 min read

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Log Time from Jira Issues (Beta)

A Quanta panel in every Jira Cloud issue. Pick a project, type a duration or start a timer, and the entry lands in Quanta linked back to the issue. It is in beta, on every paid plan.

Oct 16, 20266 min read

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Weekly Timesheet Approval in Quanta

Ask your team to submit their week, review hours by day and by project, and sign off in one place. With multi-level approval, minimum hours, automatic reminders, and weeks that lock once approved.

Aug 12, 20266 min read

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A Redesigned Timer for Quanta

What changed in the timer redesign: @ and # tokens in the entry bar, one-tap resume chips, a continuous list instead of pages, untracked gaps you can fill in place, and a proper editor on your phone.

Aug 11, 20265 min read

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Quanta Desktop: a Native Timer for Mac and Windows

A small, fast timer that lives in your menu bar, stays in real-time sync with your Quanta workspace, notices when you step away, and keeps itself up to date. Available now for macOS and Windows.

Jul 21, 20264 min read

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Timers, timesheets, and grids: every way to track time in Quanta

Some people track as they work, some reconstruct the day, some just type hours into a grid. Quanta has a view for each — here's how the List, Week, and new Grid views fit different teams, and when to flip on duration-only mode.

Jun 11, 20265 min read

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Time Tracking Shouldn't Be Expensive

Most people use a time tracker for a few minutes a day. So why does it cost $8–12 per seat? A look at why time tracking got overpriced — and what it should actually cost in 2026.

May 28, 20264 min read

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How Time Tracking Works in Quanta

A complete guide to tracking time in Quanta: one-click timers, manual entries, weekly views, and logging time from your own AI assistant.

Apr 11, 20264 min read