Integrations: Linear, Notion, Teamwork and Asana

How it works

1. Open Settings → Integrations and connect your own account to Linear, Notion, Teamwork or Asana. Each person connects for themselves.
2. Open a task and paste the address of the issue, page or task it belongs to. For Linear, an identifier such as ENG-123 works too.
3. The card shows the linked item's title and status, refreshed when it is more than five minutes old.
4. Track time on the Hourtick task as usual, from the timer, the week grid or your AI assistant.
5. When you finish the task, the time goes back: a comment with the total in Linear and Notion, real time entries in Teamwork and Asana.

What each integration does

• Linear: link an issue by address or identifier; when the Hourtick task is done, a comment with the total time and a link back is added in your name
• Notion: choose the pages to share on Notion's own consent screen, link one by address, and get the same comment with the total
• Teamwork: each finished entry of a minute or more becomes a time log for the person who tracked it, and stays in step if the entry is edited or deleted
• Asana: the same for Asana time entries, plus a comment with the total when the task is done
• Zapier and Make: automation on the Hourtick API; both apps are in review with the directories and aren't listed yet

One-way on purpose

Hourtick reads the item you linked and writes time back. It doesn't change anything else, and nothing is kept in sync in the other direction: no duplicated fields, no sync conflicts and no surprise edits in your plan. A task links to at most one item per product.

Your account, your permissions

Each person connects with OAuth 2.0, so Hourtick only does what that person could do in the other product, and only on the tasks they link. Tokens are encrypted, refresh on their own and are deleted when you disconnect or when a refresh fails. AI agents never use anyone's connection. If the other tool is down, your timer still works.

Build your own on the API

Everything in the app is also in the REST API and the MCP server: tasks, time entries, reports, projects and clients. Use a personal token from a script, let Zapier or Make move data, or let an AI assistant do the glue, and see Hourtick API and MCP for details.