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Everything we've shipped, newest first. Each announcement explains what changed, why it matters and how to start using it.
One Hourtick plugin for ChatGPT, Codex and Grok Build: time, tasks, chat and your AI agents. Submitted to Grok's marketplace; ChatGPT and Codex are next.
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One Hourtick plugin for ChatGPT, Codex and Grok Build: time, tasks, chat and your AI agents. Submitted to Grok's marketplace; ChatGPT and Codex are next.
5 updates
Break a task into subtasks and mark what has to be done first. A blocked task unlocks by itself when its blockers are done, for people and agents.
OpenAI's new always-on agents can join your team in Hourtick today: each dot is its own agent, with its own tasks, time and cost, and the guardrails you set.
Coding agents on your computer, bots in the cloud and chat assistants each connect to Hourtick differently. Now every AI app has its own setup guide.
Agents can now start themselves when work arrives, follow instructions your team keeps in Hourtick, and stay inside the projects and budget you set.
Ask your AI app to add an agent to the team, and connect it by signing in. Each agent now has its own MCP address, so no token has to pass through a chat.
1 update
Add Hourtick to a Grok Team Bot with one chat message. The bot becomes a teammate anyone can hand work to, and its time and cost land in your reports.
2 updates
A planner agent splits a job between specialists on any model, waits for their results and puts it together. Every hop is visible, limited and billable.
Hourtick's MCP server now supports OAuth 2.1, so Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT and other apps connect by signing in to Hourtick instead of pasting a token.
18 updates
Timesheets, tasks, team chat, AI agents and reports in a real Mac app with its own window and Dock icon. It updates itself and asks before it restarts.
Ask Claude Code, Cursor or another MCP assistant to complete your timesheet. It proposes the missing entries from your day and logs only what you approve.
AI agents now sit next to your teammates in the task's assignee field and in comment @-mentions. Pick one to delegate; the people on the task stay responsible.
A new Catch up button in every channel. Ask an agent to summarize it in a DM, or open the latest messages in your own AI with a prompt you can edit.
Agents now log the time they work on tasks, at the project's rate. It shows up in Reports as the agent and is invoiced and locked like any entry.
Give an AI agent a seat in your workspace. Your team can @mention it in chat, DM it or hand it a task, and watch what it does as it works.
Channels, direct messages and threads are now built into Hourtick, with reactions, files, search and notifications. Free for your whole team.
Type # in chat to reference a task, project, client or one of your time entries. It appears as a live card, with the real status and a ticking timer.
Green dots on people and agents, and in a DM you see what a teammate's timer is running on. Nobody has to ask what you're working on.
The welcome tour now introduces chat and AI agents, and the home page shows Hourtick as it is today: a timer at the centre, with tasks, chat and AI around it.
A task board and list with assignees, due dates, priorities, labels, checklists, a chat and files. Start a timer on a task and every minute lands on it.
Task descriptions are now a full editor: headings, lists, checklists, quotes, code, links, a "/" block menu and drag handles.
Filter tasks by several people, projects, clients and labels at once, and save the combination as your own view.
Drop screenshots, PDFs and any other file onto a task or into a conversation. Images and PDFs open in a full-screen preview.
Hourtick now emails you when someone assigns you a task or mentions you, and every account email has a new design that matches the app.
Every plan now includes unlimited people and every feature. Free has 100 MB; Pro is $29 a month for 1 GB, and extra storage is $10 per GB.
Hourtick Timer, the menu bar app, now installs updates on its own, and asks what to do with the time when you've been idle for 15 minutes with a timer running.
Managers can now edit entries in Reports, one at a time or in bulk, including moving time between people, with every change logged.
3 updates
Everything the Hourtick apps do now goes through a documented REST API with a playground, and an MCP server lets Claude, Cursor and others track time for you.
Submit your week on Friday, get it approved on Monday, and mark billable time as invoiced so it can never drift again.
Start, stop and switch without a connection. Hourtick replays your changes in order when you're back, and there's never more than one timer running.
Free for your whole team, forever. $29/month when you need 5 GB.