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Track time directly from GitHub issues **Punchcard — Time tracking, right on the GitHub issue** Punchcard adds a lightweight time-tracking button to every GitHub issue. Log time as you work, tie every entry to the issue it belongs to, and skip the context-switch to a separate timesheet tool. **Key features** * Log time from the issue page — a floating button on any GitHub issue lets you start, stop, and log time without opening a new tab. * Entries tied to real work — every logged entry is linked to the GitHub issue or PR it came from, so your history stays accurate and auditable. * Org and team reporting — pull query views and reports across your organization's repos to see where time actually went. * Built for teams already on GitHub — works with your existing GitHub organizations and repositories; no separate project setup. * Minimal footprint — a small popup and an in-page button, nothing that gets in the way of reading or reviewing code. **Permissions** Punchcard requests access to github.com to show its time-tracking button on issues and PRs, and talks only to its own API to sync your entries. It does not read your code, comments, or private repo contents beyond what's needed to identify the issue you're logging time against.
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