Time Tracker for Azure DevOps

Log hours against work items. See your month at a glance. Slice project-wide reports for billing and capacity. All without leaving Azure DevOps and without paying per seat.

Built for two audiences

For developers

One-click add on every work item. The "Time Tracking" panel slides in beside the description, so you log time where you already are — no separate timesheet app, no context switch.
Quick-add buttons +0.5h / +1h / +2h / +4h for common durations, plus precise From/To inputs that snap to 15-minute steps with arrow keys or scroll wheel.
Personal monthly calendar showing every day's total, your week, and your month — hover any cell to add time with a single click.

For project managers and admins

Team breakdown on every ticket. See exactly who logged how much on this work item, with a proportional progress bar — without leaving the ticket.
Reports hub with daily stacked chart, summary cards, and a per-user table that expands into work-item-level detail. Filter by date range, users, or iteration.
CSV export of any filtered view — drop into invoicing, capacity planning, or external dashboards.
Iteration filter to slice reports per sprint.

Why this extension

	This extension	Most alternatives
Hosting	Lives entirely inside your Azure DevOps org	Separate SaaS backend
Pricing	Free, no per-seat licensing	Monthly subscription per user
Privacy	Time data stays in your ADO Extension Data Service	Routes through a third-party server
Setup	Install from Marketplace, done	Auth flows, license keys, admin accounts
Permissions	Reads work items + identity. Nothing else	Often broad org-wide scopes

If you need a heavyweight stand-alone product (invoicing, salary integration, time-off accrual, dozens of report views), this isn't it. If you need solid in-Azure-DevOps time logging that team members will actually use, this is it.

What's inside

Feature	What it does
Time Tracking panel (work item form)	Per-user CRUD on time entries. Edit/Delete only on your own rows
Team widget (work item form)	Per-user breakdown of who logged how much on the current ticket
Monthly hub	Personal 6×7 calendar; click a day for an editable day-detail; hover for one-click add
Time Reports hub	Admins see project-wide data; non-admins see their own — filterable by date / user / iteration
CSV export	Filename `time-entries_{project}_{from}_to_{to}.csv`
Bidirectional Duration ↔ From/To	Set any two of three and the third recomputes
Midnight-crossing entries	Auto-split into two records (day 1 ends 23:59, day 2 starts 00:00) on save
Locale-aware dates	`DD-MM-YYYY` end-to-end, matching ADO's Work Items grid

Day-detail view

Click any day in the Monthly hub for the full breakdown — entries sortable, editable, deletable in place.

Privacy

Everything stays inside your Azure DevOps organization:

Time entries are stored in Azure DevOps Extension Data Service (Microsoft-hosted, scoped to your org)
No external API calls, no telemetry, no analytics
Two scopes per entry: User (only the author reads) and Collection (project members read for aggregate views)
Uninstalling the extension does not delete your data — it remains in your org's EDS until manually purged

OAuth scopes requested: vso.work (read work items so we can show titles next to entry IDs) and vso.identity (legacy identities endpoint for the optional admin gate on Reports).

Install

Open the Marketplace listing (or search for Time Tracker in your org's Extensions panel).
Click Get it free and pick the target Azure DevOps organization.
Project Collection Administrator rights are required to install. If you don't see the Install button, ask a PCA group member.

After install, Time Tracker appears as a top-level entry in every project's navigation (with Monthly and Time Reports under it), and Time Tracking appears as a section on every work item form.

Time Tracker

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