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● Live in productionGitHub Timesheet
Team time tracking that lives in GitHub issues
Visit Live SiteNo database · no login
Styled Excel export
Installable PWA
Overview
GitHub Timesheet is a developer tool that brings team time tracking directly into GitHub issues. Built with Next.js 15, React 18, TypeScript, the GitHub GraphQL API, Radix UI, Tailwind, and as an installable PWA, it is designed as a zero-database solution where GitHub issues serve as the source of truth. The product supports a monthly calendar, Jira-style durations, multi-user views, and a team dashboard for utilization, capacity, forecast, and date ranges. It also suggests time entries from GitHub commits and PRs, includes approval and reopen-request workflow support, tracks holidays and leave/PTO, and provides styled Excel export. The result is a fast, no-database, no-login workflow for teams already living in GitHub.
Key Capabilities
What we designed, built and shipped
Zero-database — GitHub issues are the source of truth
Monthly calendar, Jira-style durations & multi-user views
Team dashboard: utilization, capacity, forecast & date ranges
Suggests time entries from your GitHub commits & PRs
Approval + reopen-request workflow; holidays & leave/PTO
Technology Stack
Cutting-edge technologies powering the solution
Next.js 15
React 18
TypeScript
GitHub GraphQL API
Radix UI
Tailwind
PWA
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