Time Tracking for Remote Teams
See where the team's week went — utilization, capacity, meeting load and burnout signals — with no screenshots, no activity scores and nothing installed on anyone's machine.
Remote management has been sold a false choice: either you install surveillance software, or you manage blind. Both are bad. Stintt takes a third route — it reads the calendar the team already keeps, aggregates it, and reports on the shape of the week rather than on individual behaviour. Managers get the numbers; nobody gets watched.
What usually goes wrong, and what Stintt does about it
Monitoring software wrecks trust and pushes good people out.
With StinttStintt collects no screenshots, no keystrokes and no app-or-URL history. There is no agent on the laptop to collect them with.
Reminders arrive at the wrong hour for half the team.
With StinttNudges send in each recipient's own timezone, on the weekdays chosen, capped at two a day and stoppable by the recipient.
Meeting load creeps up and nobody notices until output drops.
With StinttThe meeting kill-list ranks recurring meetings by the hours they consume, and capacity and burnout signals surface the people carrying too much.
Managers only find out about a bad week in the 1:1.
With Stintt1:1 prep briefs summarize a person's period before the meeting, from time that was logged and approved.
Four pieces of the product, in the order you meet them.
Automatic timesheets
Stintt reads your calendar read-only and turns the events into timesheet entries. No timers to start, no screenshots, no desktop agent.
Learn moreReminders
Up to two reminders a day, on the weekdays you choose, in your own timezone — delivered through Telegram or Google Chat.
Learn moreReports & insights
Personal insight panels, a workspace health score out of 100, capacity and burnout signals, 1:1 prep briefs and a meeting kill-list.
Learn moreAI categorization
Stintt categorizes calendar events automatically — meeting, focus, admin, break, time off — and learns the rules you correct.
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