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The simplest way to log time in Jira. Add a 1-click timer directly into your tickets and stop worrying about manual timesheets. Time tracking shouldn't be harder than the work itself. Jira Auto Timer is a lightweight, privacy-first extension designed to eliminate the friction of manual time logging. No third-party accounts, no heavy integrations, and no bloated interfaces—just a simple timer that lives exactly where you need it. ⏱️ Frictionless Time Logging Whenever you open a Jira ticket, a sleek Play/Pause button is instantly injected into the header. Click Play when you start working, and click Stop when you’re done. That’s it. The extension automatically sends the exact time logged directly to your Jira timesheet. 📊 Smart Dashboard & Statistics Keep track of your day without leaving your workflow. The built-in dashboard provides a clean overview of your active timer, assigned tickets, and quick-access favorites. Want to see where your time went? Open the detailed statistics view to see a daily breakdown of your logged hours, neatly organized by ticket. ✏️ Effortless Corrections Forgot to stop the timer? No problem. You can easily edit or delete past worklogs directly from the statistics dashboard without having to hunt down the ticket in Jira. 🌙 Developer Friendly & Privacy First Dark Mode: A beautiful, high-contrast dark theme designed to reduce eye strain during late-night coding sessions. 100% Local & Secure: We respect your privacy. The extension uses your active Jira browser session to authenticate. Your data never leaves your browser, and no information is ever sent to third-party servers. Key Features: 1-click Play/Pause/Stop timer inside Jira tickets. Auto-start timer on link click (optional). Dedicated dashboard for assigned, unassigned, and favorite tickets. Daily statistics and history breakdown. Inline time editing and worklog deletion. Native Dark Mode support. Take the pain out of timesheets. Install Jira Auto Timer and focus on what you do best.
Aug 7, 2026
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