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How to build a time tracking app

Follow these steps in Evonx to time tracking with projects, timers, and approvals. Use the time tracking template when agencies need billable hours without spreadsheet chaos.

Step-by-step

Define projects and billability

List clients, projects, tasks, and billable vs non-billable codes before schema work.

Start from the time tracking template

Open the time tracking template or describe entries, projects, and approvers explicitly.

Model entries and periods

Create time entries, timers, timesheets, and weekly lock periods with audit fields.

Build timer and timesheet UI

Ask for start/stop timers, bulk edits, and manager approval grids.

Export to payroll or invoicing

Add CSV/API hooks for payroll and invoice generation from approved hours.

Preview and lock periods

Validate period locks and permission overrides in preview before merge.

Outcome

Time tracking software with projects, timers, timesheets, and approvals you can preview and ship.

FAQ

Timers vs manual entry—which first?

Support both. Knowledge workers prefer timers; shop-floor teams often need manual or kiosk entry.

How do I prevent editing after approval?

Lock approved entries and require a reopen request with audit logging for corrections.

Can this feed legal or agency billing?

Yes. Keep client, matter/project, and rate fields so invoicing can consume approved time.

Build production software with Evonx

Start from a template or connect an existing repository. Evonx helps you ship real applications with preview, evolution threads, and pull-request delivery—not disposable demos.