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Installing Clockk in your environment

Remember: you can install the Clockk trackers in as many browsers, browser profiles, and computers as you wish!

• macOS desktop

  Installing the Clockk macOS Desktop app, including granting the necessary permissions. 🎥 2m 16s 🔇.

• Windows desktop

  Installing the Clockk Windows Desktop app. 🎥 56s 🔇.

• Chrome extension

  The Clockk Chrome extension is used in any Chromium-based browser including Microsoft Edge, Brave, Arc, Sidekick and many more. 🎥 31s 🔇.

• Safari Extension

  Installing, configuring and granting permissions to the Clockk Safari extension. 🎥 57s 🔇.

• Firefox extension

  Installing, configuring and granting permissions to the Clockk Firefox extension.

• Adding your Calendar to Clockk

  Not using Google or Microsoft calendars? Use these steps to add your calendar .ics feed to Clockk.

• Using Clockk betas

  Opt in to the Clockk beta stream so you can be the first to enjoy Clockk’s latest & greatest features.

• Uninstalling Clockk’s trackers

  You’ve decided not to use Clockk anymore. Follow these steps to remove all traces of the Clockk Desktop app from macOS and Windows. 🎥 1m 03s + 1m 28s 🔇.

Using Clockk

• Adding and adjusting time manually

  You don’t need to turn on tracking to use Clockk like a pro! You can enter and adjust time manually by creating, deleting, and adjusting blocks.

• Using the supplemental activity feature

  Clockk’s supplemental activity feature shows you EVERYTHING you did, not just the activity Clockk promoted to your Activity list.

• Creating, editing, merging, archiving and deleting clients and projects

  All the client and project management activities you’ll need to do in Clockk, with explanations how and when to use them.

• Locking in time on archived projects

  Why Clockk does not let you lock in time on an archived project, and what to do about it.

• Set up your company as a client

  You can (and should) add your own company as an “internal” client in Clockk, so you can track overhead time more efficiently.

• Locking in time

  When you're ready to record your timesheets, lock them in. After that, they won't get changed by any new assignments.

Go deeper with Clockk

• How Clockk tracks time Pt. 1: “Stacking” time

  Clockk doesn’t have a timer. It “stacks” time. Learn how time “stacking” works, and how Clockk handles idle/away-from-keyboard time. 🎥 1m 45s 🔈.

• How Clockk tracks time Pt. 2: Multi-attribution

  It looks like Clockk is double-billing, but it’s actually doing multi-attribution. This article explains multi-attribution, and what to do about it, and the ethical implications. 🎥 2m 02s 🔈.

• Supported apps in Clockk

  What are supported vs. unsupported apps in Clockk, and why do they matter?

• Time zones and the shifting midnight

  As you travel around the world with an AI-powered time tracker, your midnight shifts. What happens to your timesheet? TL;DR: it’s super complicated.