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Ways to track time

Every way you can get time into your Zipwire journal—the website, WhatsApp, the CLI, or your own AI agent via MCP.

There's no single "right" way to track time in Zipwire. Pick whichever fits the moment—or mix and match, since it all lands in the same Journal.

On the website

Built mobile-first, so it's just as quick to log time from your phone between meetings as it is from your desktop at the end of the day. Tap through the week, add time against an activity, save.

Tracking time in your Journal

Over WhatsApp

Chat your hours in plain English—no app to open, no forms to fill. Our bot, powered by ChatGPT, figures out the activity and duration from a normal sentence.

Tracking time via WhatsApp

From the terminal (CLI)

If you'd rather stay in the command line, the zw CLI lets you track time, create timesheets, and send them for approval without leaving your terminal.

Why the Zipwire CLI is a Big Deal

From your own AI agent (MCP)

Building or using an AI agent already? Zipwire runs an MCP server so agents like Claude can track time, create timesheets, and more, using the same API as everything else.

Zipwire MCP Server

However you like it, there's no excuse for not doing your timesheet.

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