Every hour on the right project.
Give a project a client, a rate and a status, then log the hours against it with a timer or by hand. Byna keeps the totals, splits billable from non-billable and builds the specification you send along with the invoice.
Start the timer, or fill the hours in later.
A stopwatch sits on every project page. Start it, pause it, and each stretch is saved as its own entry with the project rate already filled in. Rather do it afterwards? Enter the date, the start time and the duration in quarters of an hour.
- Timer with pause, every stretch saved on its own
- Or enter date, start time and duration by hand
- Rate and billable switch on every single entry
What you worked shows up in your agenda.
Hours you log on a project land in your agenda as their own block, with the times and the description carried over. The block stays linked to the time entry, so your agenda and your project never tell two different stories.
- Logged hours land in your agenda by themselves
- Times and description come along
- The project shows a day timeline of when the work happened
The state of every project on one page.
Each project shows its hours, its cost, its billable hours and its rate at the top, with a status that runs from planning to completed. The projects dashboard puts them side by side, with revenue per month and your biggest projects by hours and by revenue.
- Planning, active, on hold, completed or cancelled
- Filter and sort the list by client, status, hours or revenue
- Monthly revenue trend and top projects on the dashboard
What else lives on a project
A project is more than a stack of hours. These are the parts around it that keep the record complete.
A timer that holds its place
The stopwatch survives a pause and a page reload. Every stretch between start and pause is saved as its own entry, so nothing gets lost.
Straight into the agenda
Every hour you log on a project shows up in your agenda as its own block, linked to the time entry.
Billable and non-billable
A switch on every entry. Both totals stay visible on the project, so unpaid work is recorded instead of forgotten.
Notes with images
Meeting notes, decisions and screenshots stay on the project. Give them a colour so a long job stays readable.
A dashboard for all of it
Status split, revenue per month and your biggest projects by hours and by revenue, together on one page.
Contracts from a project
Start a contract from a project and the client details come along, so nothing has to be typed twice.