See the work that got done next to the hours spent.
Trackahm connects to GitLab today, with Jira, Asana, and GitHub coming next. It links the time your team works to the actual tasks they complete — so the hours always have something to show for them.
Time worked, matched to real progress.
Connecting GitLab takes a one-time setup for each person. After that, every commit, task, and update automatically links to the time spent — giving you a clear, trustworthy record of what was delivered.
When someone saves their work to GitLab, it shows up on their tasks page, linked to the time they spent on it.
New tasks appear in each person's list with a clear timeline and the hours worked on them.
As work moves forward and gets finished, Trackahm adds up the time spent on each piece.
Key events, like someone signing in, can flow to your other tools too — such as a Slack channel or a dashboard.
Secure by design, ready to scale.
Every connection is built on the same secure foundation, so adding a new tool never disrupts anything you're already using.
- check_circleSecure connections you can trust
- check_circleEach person's access is encrypted and easy to reset
- check_circleNothing gets lost if a tool has a hiccup — it's safely retried
- check_circleYour data stays separate and private to your company
Two simple views
Their assigned tasks, the time spent on each, and the detail behind it — all in one place.
Turn the connection on or off per project and manage access — full control, no technical know-how needed.
More integrations on the way
We're building secure, one-click connections to the project, code, and communication tools teams rely on every day — so your tracked time always lines up with the work that got done. New connections roll out regularly, with no disruption to what you already use.
Connect it to the tools you already use
Tell us which tools your team relies on and we'll show you how easily Trackahm links up with them.
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