Three things, done without watching anyone
- Capture the time — no timers, nothing installed
- Review it, then bill only what was approved
- Report on the week without surveilling the team
Stintt reads the calendar your team already keeps, turns it into a timesheet somebody can actually check, and tells you where the hours went. Every capability below is grouped from features that ship today.
- 1Time capture3Automatic timesheetsLog time from chatReminders
a draft week
- 2Timesheets & billing3ApprovalsExport & templatesInvoicing
an approved invoice
- 3Insights & reporting2AI categorizationReports & insights
where the hours went
Time capture
3 features
Stintt captures time three ways — read-only from the calendar, from a chat message, and from a nudge that gets answered. No timers, no screenshots, no desktop agent.
Timesheets & billing
3 features
Logged time lands in a manager inbox for approval, exports in the shape your client asks for, and rolls into an invoice — where only approved hours are billable.
Insights & reporting
2 features
Every entry categorized automatically, then aggregated into utilization, capacity, burnout signals and a workspace health score — with AI writing the narration, never the numbers.
Illustrative sample · figures come from your own entries
The list is the point.
Every competitor in this category ships at least one of these. Stintt has no agent on anyone’s machine, so there is nothing to collect it with.
What replaces it: a reviewable record — every entry keeps its source, and a manager approves it or returns it with a note.
- Screenshots
- Screen recording
- Keystroke logging
- App & URL history
- GPS or geofencing
- A desktop agent
One connect
One admin connect syncs up to 10 teammate calendars.
Read-only
The OAuth scope cannot edit an event. Ever.
No timers
Hourly auto-sync. Nobody starts a stopwatch.
18 months
Of history, analyzable minutes after you connect.
Verified by Google for a read-only calendar scope — read exactly what we ask for and why.
Asked for, not built
These come up in sales conversations. Stintt does not do them, and these pages say so rather than leaving you to discover it after signing up.
