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Transparency
Hidden harms break every other principle. If we cannot say plainly what we built and why, we have not thought clearly enough. We publish the reasoning, not just the outcome.
TimeBill
Multi-client time tracking that understands how independent operators actually split their week. Built because every existing option assumed a model of work that was not ours.
Context
Why it exists
Every time-tracking tool assumes one employer and a tidy 9-to-5. Reality for most independent operators is messier: multiple clients, context-switched days, some work billable and some not, invoicing on a rhythm that fits the client, not the tool. TimeBill starts from that reality rather than fighting it.
Shipping
What it ships today
- Multi-client time entries that split cleanly at invoicing time.
- Integration-first: pulls from Toggl, pushes to Xero, reconciles against calendars.
Roadmap
What's next
Opening a closed beta to other independents. Publishing the data model so others can build against it.
Alignment
Principles this carries
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Commons over commodification
Knowledge that shapes how life unfolds should belong to life — not to whichever entity reached a market first. We default to the commons, and we license like we mean it.
Full set at /why.
Working on something adjacent?
If TimeBill resonates — as inspiration, as a collaboration, or as a problem you are solving in parallel — we would like to hear from you.