For Product Managers

Finally see where engineering time actually goes.

ClockMe gives product managers real time data: hours per project, budget burn by sprint, and detailed entries behind every number. Free for individuals.

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The problem with time tracking for product managers

Sprint estimates vs reality are always a mystery

You planned 40 hours for the API refactor. It shipped. Did it take 40 hours or 70? You have no idea. Next sprint you will under-estimate the same way because no data survives from the last one.

You find out about overruns after the invoice is sent

The developer tells you on Friday that the project is at 95 hours and you are not done. The client budget was 80 hours. You had no warning at 60, at 70, at 80.

Reporting to stakeholders is vague

You can say 'we spent three weeks on it'. You cannot say 'we spent 47.5 hours, 18 of which were in the API layer, 12 in testing, and 17 in client review cycles'. The second answer builds trust.

How ClockMe solves it

Built for the way product managers actually work.

Project-level time reports

See total hours per project broken down by day, week, or custom range. Drill into individual entries to see exactly who did what and when. Export as CSV for stakeholder reports.

Unique

Budget alerts before overruns happen

Set a weekly or daily hour budget on any project. ClockMe notifies at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%. You know the sprint is at 75% capacity before developers know it themselves.

Tasks inside projects

Break projects into tasks and track time at the task level. See how many hours went into the auth system vs the dashboard vs the export feature — not just the project total.

AI-tracked hours are reliable

When developers use the MCP hook, timers start automatically every session. That means the hour data you see is real — not reconstructed from memory at end-of-week.

Works with your AI tools

One API key. One MCP endpoint. Every AI coding tool you already use.

Claude CodeAuto-tracks every AI dev session — reliable data for PM reportsSetup guide →CursorMCP timer control from the editorSetup guide →WindsurfCascade MCP integrationSetup guide →GitHub CopilotVS Code 1.102+ agent modeSetup guide →Gemini CLITerminal tracking for backend engineersSetup guide →

All integrations use the same API key. Manage everything from one dashboard. Use the Setup Wizard →

Questions from product managers

Can I see time by feature or epic, not just by project?

Yes. Create tasks inside each project and have developers log time at the task level. The reports page shows time per task so you can see hours per feature, sprint, or epic.

How do I get engineers to actually track time?

The MCP hook removes the manual step entirely. When engineers add the SessionStart hook to their Claude Code config, every session is tracked automatically. No discipline required — the data appears without anyone doing anything.

Can I see all projects' budget burn in one view?

The dashboard shows active timers and recent entries. The projects list shows budget utilization per project. A unified multi-project budget dashboard is on the roadmap.

Does ClockMe integrate with Jira or Linear for sprint tracking?

Not natively yet. ClockMe tasks can mirror Jira issues or Linear tasks manually. Native integrations with Linear and Jira (syncing tasks and time entries) are on the roadmap.

Is ClockMe free for product managers?

Yes. ClockMe is free for individual users with all features included. A Pro plan for shared team workspaces is coming at $8/seat/month.

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