Google Workspace time tracking, automated & private

Email is one of the biggest time-drains and disruptors of focus times throughout the day. Memtime captures the name of your Gmail inbox, as well as the subject line of each email you interact with. It then displays your exact time in every Gmail interaction so you can bill for every minute of your time or simply find out how long you actually spend in your inbox.

The gap between your planned and actual time in Google Meet calls may surprise you. Memtime is there to document the actual time you spend in Google Meet down to the minute. Connect Google Calendar and see planned vs actual time for every meeting. Improve planning, fight meeting creep, and build a better communication culture in the workplace.

Never lose a minute of billable time spent in Google Docs. Memtime doesn’t interrupt your focus with embedded manual timers. It quietly captures all your time in Google Docs while you work. It then displays all docs and their URLs in your activity timeline, so you can easily reconstruct your day and log time on projects and tasks.

Your time in Google Sheets has never been easier to remember and bill for. Memtime captures the names of all spreadsheets you work in throughout the day to then display them in a chronological timeline. You’ll also see the URLs of all spreadsheets so that you can assign times to clients and projects with confidence and precision.

Memtime is integrated with Google Calendar out of the box. This means you can not only remember your exact time planning meetings and organizing your day, but also set up automatic import of calendar events. Memtime allows you to connect unlimited Google Calendar inboxes and compare estimated vs actual time in all meetings and appointments.

If you use Google Chat for work communication, you can safely delegate time tracking to Memtime. It will capture your exact time in spaces and DMs and display Google Chat URLs in your activity timeline. Reconstruct your day in detail and don’t miss out on billables because of forgotten small activities like chats. Easily remember who you talked to throughout the day.