Time tracking integration

Time tracking for Notion

The tasks you tick off in a Notion database are finished client work. Tidst turns them into a timesheet, priced and ready to bill.

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How it works

Finish the work. The timesheet writes itself.

Tidst reads the Notion databases you share with it during connect — the picker IS the grant — and treats a task as done when its Status reaches the Complete group.

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Completions become a queue

Move a task's Status into the Complete group — Done, Shipped, whatever yours is called — and it lands in The Queue. A database that uses a checkbox instead can say so, per database.

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Durations arrive filled in

Add a select tag like 30min before you finish, and the entry arrives with its duration already set.

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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

Databases hold the work; the hours still need a home

Notion is where the work is described, planned and finished — but a task at Complete says nothing about the ninety minutes it took. Tidst reads the databases you shared and turns each completed task into one question: how long?

One honesty note: Notion records no completion time, so an item arrives stamped with when it was last edited — usually the moment you completed it, and always yours to adjust before logging. The connection is read-only; Tidst never edits a page.

Setting it up

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

Questions

Does Tidst change my Notion pages?

No. The connection is read-only — Tidst never edits, completes or deletes a page or database entry.

Which databases can Tidst see?

Only the ones you explicitly share with it when connecting — the picker in Notion's own consent screen is the grant. Everything else stays invisible.

What counts as a completed task?

A Status property reaching the Complete group — automatically, whatever the option is named. A database that marks work done with a checkbox instead can be set to that, per database.

What happens if I disconnect?

Your logged time in Tidst stays. Reconnect any time and The Queue picks up from your recent completions again.

Your work lives everywhere.
Your timesheet shouldn’t.

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

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