Features
28 features across tracking, billing, reporting and teams. The list below is the same one the structured data on this page publishes, so nothing is advertised to a crawler that is not here.
Tracking, invoicing, privacy, and insights: one quiet system, and not a single timer to babysit.
Open your laptop and start working. A 8.9 MB download captures app switches, active focus, and idle gaps in the background, with no timer to start.
Turn billable hours into branded PDF invoices and shareable links in 60 seconds.
When do you do your best work? Which projects eat your time? What does a 90-score day actually look like?
Wednesday: 5h 35m tracked, the longest day
Invite members, assign projects, set roles. See who's working on what, without being weird about it.
Grouped by what it is for, with the plan each feature starts on. Figures with a currency symbol live on the pricing page and nowhere else.
The part that runs while you are not thinking about it. Everything here happens with no timer started and no project chosen up front.
Where tracked minutes become money. The design goal is that no step between the two involves a spreadsheet.
Reading the record back. The measurement is arithmetic; turning a thousand rows into a sentence you can act on is the part worth automating.
Enough visibility to run a studio, and deliberately not enough to police one.
Stunda reads the timeline back to you in plain language, answers questions about it, and tells you when your pace stops looking sustainable. It is working from the week above, not from a survey.
How much did I work this week?
23h 20m tracked across 5 days, 21h 45m of it billable.
Wednesday was your longest at 5h 35m, Friday your shortest at 3h 20m.
That averages 4h 40m a day.
Break it down by client
Meridian took 54% of your billable time.
What can I invoice right now?
Everything except 1h 35m across 2 blocks that still have no client on them.
Ask me anything
On this page I only know one sample week, so I can answer the three questions below. In the app I read your own tracked time, answer whatever you ask about it, and draft a time entry for you to confirm when you ask me to log one.
Your tracked day, read back to you
A plain-language readout of the day: where the hours went, what stood out, and one concrete idea for tomorrow. It lands every morning, written from the timeline rather than from anything you typed.
Read my dayBurnout signal, not a productivity score
Stunda watches pace over weeks, not days, and says so. Under about two weeks of history it declines to give you a reading at all, because a burnout signal drawn from four days is a guess with a number on it.
Keep tracking. This reading needs about two weeks to be honest.
Every session syncs to app.stunda.io on its own, from whichever machine you were on. Check the week, name the stray blocks, send the invoice. Nothing gets typed in twice.
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Meridian took 54% of your billable time across 4 sessions. The other 2 clients split the rest.
4h 25m unbroken on Wednesday, in VS Code. You did not have to remember any of it afterwards.
3h 20m on Friday up to 5h 35m on Wednesday, averaging 4h 40m of tracked work a day. Stunda flags the weeks that stop looking sustainable.
1h 35m across 2 blocks has no client attached. Assign them and the week is worth $134.58 more.
Every line came out of a tracked session, so the hours on the invoice are the hours you worked. No reconstructing the week from memory on a Friday evening.
Still measuring, since the moment you opened this page
That's how it slips away: a few quiet minutes at a time, on every project. Stunda catches them all day, silently, and turns them into invoices that send in four steps.
Free forever for solo freelancers. No card required. Setup takes 60 seconds.