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Track time spent in ChatGPT conversations with project categorization and billable time tracking Track your AI productivity and billable hours. Best for freelancer, consultant, agency, product manager, researcher and student. Install and try today. Stop guessing how long you spend inside ChatGPT. ChatGPT Time Tracker records every minute, tags it to your projects, and turns chats into billable timesheets. Freelancers, agencies, and in-house teams share the same headache: precious hours disappear in a swirl of prompts, and the invoice never matches reality. This extension removes that blind spot and shows—without fluff—exactly where your conversation time goes. Why you probably need this - You jump between clients all day and can’t remember whether that “marketing strategy” chat belonged to Acme or Beta Labs, so you round down and lose money. - Manual timers are a nuisance—you forget to start, stop, or switch them, so reports are full of gaps. - Managers want proof that ChatGPT is worth the subscription, but you have no hard data on time saved. Key advantages over generic time trackers - Zero configuration – Install, open ChatGPT, and click timer. No accounts, no wizard. - Billable vs. Personal toggle – One click separates client work from personal research. How it works A lightweight background script listens for send and receive events in ChatGPT, logs timestamps, and applies your chosen project tag. A debounce routine prevents false starts during page reloads. Who uses it - Consultants who bill in 15-minute increments and need ironclad logs to defend invoices. - Agencies juggling multiple retainers. - Product managers measuring research cost against subscription tiers. - Researchers and students documenting exactly how long each experiment takes. Setup in four steps 1.Click Add to Chrome. 2.Open any ChatGPT conversation. 3.Pick or create a project tag in the header dropdown. 4.Click a small timer button and start your work.
Jun 30, 2025
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