Introducing FillTheTimesheet v0.1: Your Calendar is Your Timesheet
We are thrilled to launch FillTheTimesheet — the simplest way to turn your calendar events into accurate timesheets.
Introducing FillTheTimesheet v0.1
After months of building, testing, and iterating with early users, we are excited to officially launch FillTheTimesheet to the world.
What is FillTheTimesheet?
FillTheTimesheet is a tool that automatically converts your calendar events into timesheet entries. No more manual data entry. No more forgotten hours. No more Friday afternoon dread.
Key Features in v0.1
- Calendar Integration — Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCal
- Smart Mapping — Rules engine that maps events to projects and tasks
- Export Anywhere — CSV, PDF, Excel, or direct API push
- Privacy First — Your data stays yours. We never sell or share it
- Free Tier — Generous free plan for individual users
Why We Built This
Every member of our founding team has experienced the pain of manual timesheets. Whether it was:
- Consulting firms requiring 15-minute increment billing
- Enterprise companies needing project-level tracking
- Freelancers invoicing multiple clients
We believe the best timesheet is one you never have to fill out manually.
What is Next?
Our roadmap for the coming months includes:
- AI-powered categorization — automatically classify events
- Team dashboards — aggregated views for managers
- Slack integration — submit timesheets without leaving chat
- Mobile app — review and approve on the go
Try It Free
Head to fillthetimesheet.com and sign up in under 60 seconds. We would love your feedback!
Thank you to our beta testers who helped shape this product. You know who you are.
- See how Stintt builds automatic timesheets from Google Calendar
- Set up the Google Calendar timesheet integration
- Try the free timesheet calculator
- Compare plans on Stintt pricing
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