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Time tracking nobody has to do by hand

The work gets logged. Nobody has to log it.

Your coding agents record the hours as they work — attributed to the person, sorted into the right project, reviewable before anything counts. Or just ask them: "start a timer on this" is a sentence they act on, and they work out the project and the category themselves. Track it yourself when you'd rather: timer, week grid, or by hand. Then it becomes a report finance trusts, or an invoice a client pays.

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Shyre is in early access and accounts are set up by hand. Tell us what you work on and we'll be in touch.

One Claude Code session, as Shyre measures it

Not counted
09:1210:31
Activity, sampled from the agent's own tool callsA gap longer than your idle cap never becomes time — fifteen minutes by default, and each person sets their own in their own shell.

One entry: 47 min, attributed, categorized

What you get for it

Nobody fills in a timesheet
One hook, installed once, globally. No timer to remember, no weekly reminder, no plugin per editor.
Every entry says who did it
The person, the agent that acted for them, and the session — recorded at write time and immutable afterwards.
Nothing reaches a client unreviewed
Agent-logged hours get their own section in the invoice builder, with overlap warnings and one click to exclude.

Seven dollars a person, a month — four while we're in early access. Pricing

Everything that ships

One price, every module. The whole surface on one screen, so you can find the thing you came for.

Time

  • Timer, week grid, day and log views
  • Coding agents log their own hours
  • Entries link to Jira and GitHub tickets
  • Categories, templates, sub-project rollup
  • Harvest and CSV import, undoable in one click

Money

  • Invoices grouped by project, task, person or ticket
  • Expenses with receipts, split out from services
  • Fixed-bid, NTE, range and time-and-materials
  • Hours, billable share, human-vs-agent lens
  • Effective-dated cost rates, owner and admin only

Documents

  • Proposals priced, sent and e-signed
  • Release notes your client signs, per line item
  • A published changelog on its own gated link
  • One client portal link per customer

Team & access

  • Period locks the database enforces
  • Owner, admin, member; rates masked by role
  • Two-factor, recovery codes, step-up re-auth
  • CSV export of time, customers, invoices, expenses
Request access

Shyre is in early access and accounts are set up by hand. Tell us what you work on and we'll be in touch.