Use case
When a timer does not know your clients and scopes, billing becomes an end-of-month reconciliation. Atlas tracks time directly against tasks, projects, and clients and rolls billable hours up per client - so the inputs to an invoice come from the work itself, not from memory and a spreadsheet.
In one app
Track hours against the exact task, project, and client, not a vague timer in another tab.
Billable hours aggregate by client and project, ready to feed an invoice.
Mark time billable so client hours separate cleanly from internal work.
Why one app beats two
Integrations sync data after the fact. One data model means there is nothing to sync.
Because time attaches to real tasks and clients, billing reflects the work instead of end-of-month memory.
Billable hours are already grouped per client, so preparing an invoice is not a spreadsheet exercise.
Tracked time links to the project and its scope, so overages and extra work are visible and documented.
FAQ
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