What we're building, in the order we're building it. No dates — we would rather ship a thing than pre-announce it — and everything that lands is written up in the changelog.
Open Monday's timesheet and find it already drafted. Calibro Track reconstructs the week from work you have already done in Jira and proposes the entries — which issues, and how long each one plausibly took. You check it, fix what's wrong, and approve. Nothing is ever logged without you, and none of it leaves your Jira site.
Two more ways to fill in a week. Drag blocks onto a calendar when the day was really made of meetings and stretches of focus; tab across a grid when it is a row per issue and you just want to type numbers. The list stays, the data underneath is the same, and you pick whichever matches how you already think about your week.
Ask for the report you want. Type or say “billable hours by client for last quarter, split by cost centre” and get it built — grouped, filtered and ready to save. The builder stays exactly where it is for the times you would rather set it up yourself; this is a faster way to the first draft, not a replacement for knowing what you asked for.
The builder groups by any field you have, but a blank builder is still a blank page. Four templates ship in 1.0 — team utilization, hours by client, time by epic, approval turnaround. More are coming for the questions we keep being asked, and every one of them is a starting point you can edit rather than a fixed report.
Timesheets, single-step approvals, and a report builder that groups by any Jira field including your custom ones. Runs entirely on Forge. See the changelog →
Nothing with that status yet.