TIME TRACKING MCP SERVER

Get time insights by talking to your AI Assistant

Interact with your TimeCamp data directly from your AI workspace. Log hours, start/stop the timer, browse projects, get reports – all in natural language commands, no timers, no tab switching.

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Get the Official TimeCamp MCP server

Task TimeCamp with time tracking and project management while talking to your AI Assistant. Track time, get reports, organize projects and tasks, all in plain language as your workday runs.

Log and edit your time entries

Tell your assistant what you've been working on – it creates new time entries in your timesheet, assigns them to a project or task, and leaves a description for clarity.

Track time as you work

Start and stop timers while working on daily tasks with your AI Assistant. And when your timesheets get messy, just ask it to organize unassigned entries into the right projects.

Organize projects and tasks

Create a new project, browse tasks, and add tags to your time entries, so your workspace stays uncluttered even when you can't spare time to keep it tidy.

Ask for reports and summaries

Ask your AI Assistant to display time insights and summaries to you, based on TimeCamp data. Get them grouped and filtered according to your reporting workflow in TimeCamp.

The MCP server covers the full set of actions you'd do in TimeCamp:

logging and editing time entries,
starting and stopping timers,
browsing and creating new projects,

adding tags,
building reports from time entries,
assigning teammates to projects.

Connect AI assistants to TimeCamp

Connect AI assistants in just a few clicks

Connect and authorize the TimeCamp remote MCP server once, over a single MCP endpoint. Works with most common MCP clients, and the setup takes just a minute.

Claude

Open Customize in your Claude, go to Connectors, and add a custom connector with the endpoint https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp, then authorize. If you prefer the manual route, add the server to your Claude Desktop configuration file and restart Claude Desktop. In Claude Code, just run claude mcp add timecamp https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp and authorize when prompted. Once connected, just ask Claude to pull data from your TimeCamp account while chatting.

ChatGPT

Open Settings in ChatGPT, go to Plugins, and add a new connection. Search for TimeCamp or enter the endpoint https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp, and authorize. Custom MCP servers run in Developer Mode, available on Plus and Pro plans, so upgrade before connecting your MCP client. Once connected, you can prompt TimeCamp to show time entries and insights inside any chat.

Cursor

Go to Settings in Cursor, find the MCP servers section, and then add a new server using the MCP endpoint https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp, then authorize when asked. If you prefer establishing a connection directly, just add the server to Cursor's MCP config file using the same endpoint. Save and restart Cursor or reload the window to update the connection, and authenticate with your TimeCamp account. From then on, you can add time entries, start timers, or get reports without leaving Cursor.

Other Clients

Connect any MCP-compatible client the same way: add the endpoint https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp to that client's MCP configuration and authorize the connection once. In Windsurf, go to MCP settings, and in VS Code (Copilot) just add it to your .vscode/mcp.json file.

Already connected TimeCamp to your AI Assistant via MCP client?

Now you can interact with your TimeCamp data through natural language commands or simply by asking your Agent simple questions. Find usage examples below – a command with a sample question attached.

Time entries

getTimeEntries / Show my time entries from last week
addTimeEntry / Add 2h to GoMe Copy task 8 AM yesterday
editTimeEntry / Change this time entry from 10:00–11:30 to 10:15–11:45.
removeTimeEntry / Remove the duplicate entry from yesterday's evening under task X.

Projects and tasks

getTasks / Show me tasks related to X client
getTasksStats / Check how big my task list is
addTask / Create a new task under GoMe project called "New Landing Page"
editTask / Change the project name from Blog Posts to Blog Article
getTaskUsers / Who's assigned to the GoMe Copy project?
updateTaskUsers / Assign Anna to MCP server project

Timer

startTimer / Turn on the timer for a GoMe Copy task
stopTimer / Turn off the timer for a GoMe Copy task
timerStatus / Are there any running timers now?

Users

getUsers / List all users from my workspace

Computer Activity

getComputerActivities / Check what I worked on between 9 and 11
getComputerActivitiesAgregated / Show computer activity for this week

For me, the biggest benefit is simple: better operational data leads to better business decisions.

Paweł Pawluk CRO at Contentation, Verified G2 User

Gives us better control over projects, improves efficiency, and makes client billing and internal planning much easier.

Michał Rochwerger Founder (mid-market), Verified G2 User

Yes. The official TimeCamp MCP server is a remote MCP server at https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp, and it connects AI assistants to your TimeCamp account so you can track time in natural language.

MCP is an open standard that lets AI applications communicate with outside tools. The TimeCamp MCP server implements it, so any MCP client can access your time data from our time tracking platform through a single endpoint.

It is https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp. Add this endpoint to the settings of your MCP tools and authorize with your TimeCamp account.

Any MCP-compatible client, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code with GitHub Copilot.

Add the endpoint in your client's connector or MCP settings and authorize once. The setup section above has the steps for each tool, and the docs cover the full walkthrough.

You can create time entries, start and stop timers, browse your active projects, create tasks, handle task assignments, and pull billable hours for any date range, all through natural language commands.

Yes. Anyone on your account can connect their own MCP tools, and the assistant provides data that each authenticated user can access, so your entire team can work this way without seeing more than they should.

Yes, the server is available to all users at no extra cost. You only cover your own assistant's usage, since it runs on your chosen AI tool's plan.

Yes, since it's our official MCP server, you can be sure we provide you with a safe connection. You authorize through OAuth; the assistant acts only on your requests, and you can revoke access at any time. It works within the necessary permissions of your own TimeCamp account – during establishing a connection, you'll be asked to authorize with your TimeCamp account.

No. TimeCamp MCP server is a hosted, remote MCP server, so you connect using a URL: https://mcp.timecamp.com/mcp. Some local clients use JSON configuration that needs Node.js, which the docs explain.

No. Our AI Time Tracker is a separate desktop app with its own Assistant features. The MCP server connects other AI assistants you already use to your TimeCamp workspace, so you can track time without leaving your workflow.