CrowdTime is an AI-powered time-tracking tool for teams that want to record work without leaving their workflow. It is described as lightweight, API-first, and designed for LLMs, with use through a terminal, an AI agent, the web dashboard, or tools with custom skills.
The core workflow centers on natural-language logging. A user can type a description such as “2h API work for Acme,” and Claude extracts the project, task, duration, and client automatically. CrowdTime also includes timers, standups, smart invoicing, reports and analytics, and an agent-ready API. The product says it is built for developers who work in the terminal, and it presents the CLI as the primary interface. That command-line interface includes 40+ commands, tab completion, and formatted Rich output. The same time entries can also be used to generate standups, Slack recaps, weekly reports, invoices, and budget alerts.
CrowdTime is also meant to be used by AI agents. The page says it treats AI agents as first-class users, and that an LLM can log time, query reports, and manage projects. It names Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot as examples of tools that can work with it through custom skills or function calling. The REST API is documented with OpenAPI specs and supports token authentication, webhooks, and granular permissions. The CLI is published on PyPI, and the page notes Python 3.11+.
Pricing is presented as a single paid plan with a 7-day free trial. The listed offer is CrowdTime Pro at $13 per month, broken into a base organization fee and a per-user charge. The service is cloud-only and managed, with hosting, updates, backups, and scaling handled by the provider. The FAQ says it collects only what users explicitly log: time entries, project names, and descriptions, and that the data is encrypted at rest and in transit.
CrowdTime is an Other time & task tools project. It focuses on automating and simplifying time tracking, invoicing, and reporting for development teams using AI and natural language. CrowdTime is a B2B product aimed at development teams and technical professionals. CrowdTime follows a freemium model. It runs on the web, the command line, and API.
CrowdTime first shipped in 2026. Among its 8 catalogued features are natural language time entry, CLI-first workflow, and AI-powered parsing. It exposes integrations via a public API. CrowdTime is currently in beta.
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