A timer per assignee
Start and stop from the board card. Starting a clock on a pending task moves it to Working.

Tasks sit on a board by status, tied to the case, application or project they serve, with a timer for each person on them.
Tasks move across Pending, Working, For Review and Completed, with a count on each column. Switch to a list when you want a table.

| Task | Priority | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Draft rejoinder, W.P. 41528S. Khan · Drafting | Urgent | Overdue |
| Arrange witness bundleA. Siddiqui · Evidence Preparing | High | Today |
| Review written statementM. Ali · Review | Normal | 05 Nov |
Link a task to a case, an IP application or a corporate project, or straight to a client. Whoever follows the matter follows the task.
Every assignee runs their own clock on the task, and the task adds them up.
Start and stop from the board card. Starting a clock on a pending task moves it to Working.
An admin or the assignee can fix a session's start and stop afterwards.
The timer log shows your time and the team's, with who started and stopped each clock.
Bring a time backlog in from a CSV or Excel export, with a preview before anything is saved.
A task stays inside the firm until someone decides the client should see it.

Nobody has to chase a colleague to find out a task exists.
New tasks reach the assignees in the app, on their phone and by email.
Move a task to For Review and the person who set it is alerted.
Mention a colleague in a comment and they get it straight away.
Export the filtered task list, with counts, for the weekly meeting.
Start a 5-day trial in a full workspace, already furnished with sample data. No card, and nothing to cancel.