Session-based timer
Every start creates a new session. Pause, resume or finish without losing your real work history.
Track independent sessions, organize Redmine issues and submit time entries securely from Chrome.
A focused extension that makes time tracking a natural part of your workday.
Every start creates a new session. Pause, resume or finish without losing your real work history.
Search, filter and group issues by project, version, status or priority.
Review duration, activity, date and comments before sending any time entry.
See today, this week and this month while separating confirmed and pending time.
Organize issues in local columns without changing their original Redmine status.
Use the popup, Side Panel, helper window or widget directly on the issue page.
Geja fits the way you already work, without imposing a new process or changing your issues.
Find an issue assigned to you or open one directly in Redmine.
The counter starts at zero and stays synchronized across tabs and windows.
When you stop, the session stays pending for review before you send it.
O tempo local não é misturado com o que já foi confirmado no Redmine. Você sempre sabe o que está pendente.
Princípio do Geja Time TrackerGeja Time Tracker is a Chrome extension for Redmine users who need a practical way to track working hours on issues and review time before logging it.
Enter your Redmine server URL and API Key, authorize only that domain, and test the authenticated user before using the timer.
Every new start begins at 00:00:00. Pause and resume the same session, or stop it to create a pending session for later review.
Choose the project, issue, activity, date and description before sending a time entry to Redmine. A failed or unknown submission remains available for reconciliation.
The extension keeps the API Key in its local extension storage and sends authenticated Redmine requests through its service worker.
Stopped sessions are not silently submitted. They remain separate from confirmed Redmine entries until you review and register them.
Clear answers about this Redmine issue time tracker extension.
It is designed for Redmine instances with REST API access enabled. You configure the server URL and API Key yourself, and the extension requests permission only for that domain.
No. Stopping a timer saves a pending local session. You review the activity, duration, date and description before registering it in Redmine.
Sessions are associated with the configured Redmine server and authenticated user. Previous local history is preserved, while submissions are restricted to the active account.
No. Geja Time Tracker is an independent Chrome extension and is not an official Redmine product.
The extension talks directly to your configured Redmine instance. There is no custom backend or intermediary service receiving your API Key. Optional metrics stay in your browser.
Read the technical policy →Install the extension, connect your Redmine instance and keep your issues within reach.
Add to ChromeInstallation takes a few seconds.
Configure RedmineEnter your account URL and API Key.
Start workingChoose an issue and start your first session.
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