Track time in Jira without breaking your workflow
Log work, track time, review timesheets, and report on your team — without creating a separate workflow outside Jira.
Time tracking in Jira shouldn’t become extra work
Logging time issue by issue, reviewing worklogs across projects, and preparing timesheets all add manual work on top of Jira. Timela brings it together in one place.
See and manage worklogs on a visual calendar
Create, move, and adjust worklogs directly on the calendar — no need to open individual Jira issues one by one.
Start a timer and stay focused on the work
Start the timer when you begin, stop it when you’re done. Timela turns the tracked time into a Jira worklog you can review before saving — or add it manually from the issue when that’s faster.
Review worklogs across people, projects, and time
Filter by project, team member, date range, or JQL — then see the results summarized by date in one timesheet.
Give managers visibility without exposing everything
Configure Timela’s permission settings so only the right people can view other users’ worklogs.
Know who’s out before you plan the work
Worklogs show where time went. Leave requests show who’s available to do the next piece of work. Submit and approve time off alongside worklogs, without leaving Jira.
Availability rolls up by team
Group people into teams so leave and workload make sense at a glance, not just person by person.
Updates land where the team already talks
Route leave request notifications straight to the team’s Slack channel — no separate app to check.
Built around how Jira teams already work
Export to Excel
Turn any filtered view into a spreadsheet, ready for reporting.
Data stays in Jira
Timela reads and writes worklogs directly in Jira — nothing copied elsewhere.
Cloud & Data Center
Works with Jira Cloud, and Data Center 7.0.0 through 10.3.2 and newer.
