Automatic Timesheets From the Calendar You Already Keep
Stintt reads your calendar read-only and turns the events into timesheet entries. No timers to start, no screenshots, no desktop agent.
The week already happened, and it is already written down — in your calendar. Stintt connects with read-only access, pulls the events for any date range, and turns them into a timesheet you can review and edit. Nothing is written back to your calendar, and there is no timer to forget to start.
- 1Connect a calendarAuthorize with read-only access. Stintt requests the scopes it needs to read events and identify the account — nothing more.
- 2Pick a date rangeThis week, last month, or any custom range. Your events load as draft timesheet entries.
- 3Review and adjustFix a duration, retitle an entry, drop the ones that were not work. The draft is yours until you accept it.
Automatic timesheets, in the concrete.
- Google Calendar with read-only OAuth — up to 5 accounts on Pro
- Microsoft Teams / Outlook, Jira and ClickUp for your personal timesheet
- Any date range — a day, last week, or a custom month
- Multi-day and all-day events are expanded correctly, not counted once
- Edit anything before it counts — titles, durations, categories
- Read-only everywhere: Stintt never creates, edits or deletes an event
3 steps, start to finish
No timer to start, no form to remember.
Connect a calendar
Authorize with read-only access. Stintt requests the scopes it needs to read events and identify the account — nothing more.
Pick a date range
This week, last month, or any custom range. Your events load as draft timesheet entries.
Review and adjust
Fix a duration, retitle an entry, drop the ones that were not work. The draft is yours until you accept it.
The things people ask before signing up
No. That is the whole point. Stintt reads events that already exist in your calendar, so there is nothing to start and nothing to forget to stop.
No. Access is read-only. Stintt cannot create, edit or delete calendar events, and edits you make inside Stintt never propagate back.
They are expanded per day rather than counted once, so a three-day offsite does not collapse into a single entry.
Google Calendar and Microsoft Teams / Outlook. Jira and ClickUp connect too, for attributing time to real issues and tasks on your personal timesheet.
