Imports from Toggl, Clockify, Harvest and your calendar
Every import now lives on one Import page, with a tab per source: WakaTime, the CSV exports of Toggl Track, Clockify and Harvest, and calendar files. The WakaTime import can start from a day you choose and gathers each project's spellings into one row. And two projects that are one repository can be merged, keeping the old name.
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NewOne Import page, with a tab per source. Settings → Data links to it. Every import is free, shows what it will write first, and can be undone.
NewImport a detailed CSV export from Toggl Track, Clockify or Harvest as manual entries. Projects are matched by name, missing ones are made if you ask, and rows already imported are left out. See more
NewImport an .ics file from Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar: the timed events between two dates, each one ticked or not, filed under one project. Daily, weekly and monthly repeats are expanded. See more
NewImport from a day of your choice in the WakaTime import: older activity stays in WakaTime. Read the guide
NewMerge into… in a project's Settings moves its history into another project that is the same repository, and keeps its name among that project's Other names. They are listed in its Settings, each removable, and send WakaTime plugin beats and later imports to it.
ImprovedThe WakaTime preview gathers a project's spellings into one row, with its repository, folder and files, and suggests merges for close names. A row can go into any project or another row, under a client, and the names are remembered. Agents' scratch folders start unticked, and new projects idle for a year can be archived. Read the guide
ImprovedThe WakaTime import runs on the server: you can leave the page and come back to the same step.
ImprovedProjects: select rows to archive, restore or file under a client at once, filter by client, and spot scratch folders by their Temporary? badge.
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