Track time where the work happens: on the Backlog issue.

1. 1

   Install the Chrome extension

   It adds a Chronigami panel to Backlog issue pages on backlog.com, backlog.jp and backlogtool.com.

2. 2

   Start the timer on the issue you're working on

   One click. A badge shows the time running.

3. 3

   Stop when you're done

   The entry is saved against that issue, and the issue's Actual Hours update in Backlog.

4. 4

   Fix or add time in the web app

   Edit entries, log time you forgot, and add tags and notes.

• Timer on the issue page

  Start, stop and log time manually without leaving Backlog. See the issue's total time at a glance.

• Actual Hours written back to Backlog

  Chronigami updates the issue's Actual Hours field with the time your team logs. An admin turns this on for the workspace.

• A timer that doesn't run all night

  If the browser closes, the timer stops instead of counting for hours.

• Seven built-in reports

  Time by person, by issue, by tag and by your own fields, entries that need review, and estimated versus logged hours.

• Excel and CSV exports

  Export any report, grouped or flat. Exports keep working even if a subscription lapses, so your data never gets stuck.

• Saved and shared reports

  Save up to 50 reports and share them with your workspace.

• Your own reporting fields

  Pick up to five Backlog custom fields to capture on each entry, so you can report by client, phase or anything else you track in Backlog.

• Clients, projects and tags

  Group work by client and project, and require tags where you need them (for example, billable or not).

• Roles that fit your team

  Developers see their own time. Managers and admins see everyone's.

Team leads who need accurate hours per issue, agencies that bill by time, and developers who'd rather click Start than fill in a timesheet.