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Time tracking integration

Time tracking for Google Tasks

The little tasks scattered across Gmail and Calendar are still billable work. Tidst gathers your completed Google Tasks into one timesheet.

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How it works

Finish the work. The timesheet writes itself.

Tidst connects through your Google account and reads the task lists you choose, so each thing you tick off is waiting in The Queue.

Completions become a queue

Tick off a task in a watched list and it appears in The Queue alongside your Asana, Todoist and calendar work.

Durations arrive filled in

Google Tasks has no tags or labels, so — unlike Todoist and Asana — you set each duration once in The Queue. Tidst remembers what similar work usually takes.

Priced, ready to bill

Confirm an item and it's logged under the client's rate — straight into the billing extract, no re-entry.

The detail

Small tasks, still worth billing

Google Tasks is where the quick things land — the follow-up, the fix, the thing a client asked for in passing. On their own they slip past the timesheet; together they add up to real hours.

Tidst reads your completed tasks through the Google API and never touches the ones still open. One connection covers both Google Calendar and Google Tasks.

Setting it up

  1. Sign up at tidst.com. Free to use, no card.
  2. Open Connections and connect Google. You authorize once through the official API.
  3. Pick what to watch. Only what you choose feeds The Queue.
  4. Complete your work. It's waiting with one question: how long did it take?
Questions

Does Tidst change my Google Tasks?

No. Tidst only reads completed tasks — it never completes, edits or deletes anything, and the access is read-only by scope.

Can I set a duration on the task itself, like Todoist labels?

Not in Google Tasks — the API has no tags. Tidst suggests a duration from your history instead, and you confirm it in The Queue.

Do I need a paid plan?

No. Google Tasks works on any standard Google account at no cost.

What happens if I disconnect?

Your logged time in Tidst stays. Disconnecting Google removes both the Calendar and Tasks feeds, since they share one connection; reconnect any time.

Your work lives everywhere.
Your timesheet shouldn’t.

Everything you finish, in one timesheet waiting to be confirmed.

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