Talk to your time tracker

aTimeLogger now speaks MCP — the open protocol that connects apps to AI assistants. Start timers, log forgotten hours and ask where your week went, all in plain language.

Get it on GitHub How it works

Works with Claude Desktop · Claude Code · Cursor · VS Code · any MCP client

✳Claude · connected to aTimeLogger

Start tracking work — I actually began at 11:30

start_activity · at: 11:30

Done — Work is running, backdated to 11:30.

Work · RUNNING · since 11:30

Where did my week go?

time_report · this_week

Here's your week so far — 73h 20m tracked:

Sleep38h 10m

Work24h 45m

Reading6h 30m

Sport3h 55m

Nice. I also read 2 hours yesterday before midnight — log it

log_interval · 22:00 → 00:00

✓ Logged — Reading, yesterday 22:00–00:00 (2h). Your reading total this week is now 8h 30m.

Up and running in three steps

STEP 01

Generate a token

In the aTimeLogger web app open Settings → API Tokens and generate a personal access token. It is shown once and can be revoked at any time. API access is part of the Premium Sync plan.

STEP 02

Run setup

Clone the open-source server and run npm run setup — paste the token and it prints ready-to-use config for Claude Desktop, Claude Code and other MCP clients.

STEP 03

Just talk

Ask your assistant to start timers, log past activities or summarize your week. It speaks your language — activity names are matched automatically.

Your data stays yours

aTimeLogger sends nothing to any AI provider. The MCP server runs on your computer and talks directly to the aTimeLogger API with your revocable token. Your time data enters an AI conversation only when you ask your own assistant a question — under your account, your control.

WORKS WITH ANY MCP CLIENT

Claude DesktopClaude CodeCursorVS CodeWindsurfLM StudioGemini CLI

View setup guide on GitHub