An Everhour alternative that isn't a plugin

Time tracking native to the tracker

Everhour and its peers exist because project tools shipped without time tracking. That's a browser-extension tax: another subscription, another sync to trust, another place where data disagrees. Kapvel removes the category — timers, timesheets, estimates versus actuals, and billable rates are part of the issue itself.

Everything Everhour does here

  • One-click timers on any issue, visible in the top bar
  • Manual entries and a weekly timesheet grid
  • Estimates vs. logged time on issues and reports
  • Per-member billable rates and cost reporting
  • Project-timezone day bucketing for distributed teams

Why native beats integrated

No sync lag, no unlinked entries, no permissions drift: the time entry and the issue are the same record. Agencies get client-ready numbers without reconciliation Fridays.

See it live

This is a real interactive demo — click around, nothing to install.

Time tracking

Know where the week actually went

Log work right on the issue — estimates burn down as hours land. The workspace timesheet rolls everything up per person, per project, per week, ready for invoicing or capacity planning.

  • Log work from the issue, the board, or the timesheet grid
  • Estimates vs. logged time, burned down automatically
  • Workspace timesheet by person, project, and week
  • Per-project permissions decide who sees whose hours
Timesheet · This weekASAna
IssueMonTueWedThuFriTotal
WEB-422h3h·1.5h·6.5h
WEB-51·1h2.5h·2h5.5h
OPS-71h·1h2h3h7h
Daily total3h4h3.5h3.5h5h19h

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a separate time tracking tool with Kapvel?

No — timers, timesheets, and rates are built in. Time tracking is included on every plan.

Can I export time data?

Yes — CSV export covers entries with issue, person, duration, and notes for invoicing or payroll systems.

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