Time tracking with a native MCP server: connect Temponia to Claude or ChatGPT and log hours, query your week, and build reports in plain language. Underneath: calendar-based timesheets, Jira sync, and invoicing via Xero or QuickBooks.
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I'm Stijn, a solo founder from Belgium. I originally built Temponia because every time tracker I tried gave me the same thing: a blank grid and the impossible question "what did you do last Tuesday?" Nobody remembers a blank grid — but everyone remembers their calendar. So Temponia works like one: your meetings sync in from Google or Outlook, and filling the gaps takes minutes, not an afternoon of archaeology.
This year I relaunched it, rebuilt: native Jira integration (log once, worklogs appear in Jira), invoicing through Xero and QuickBooks, and the part I'm most excited about — a native MCP server, so Claude or ChatGPT can log time, query your hours, and build reports for you in plain language.
It also matters more than it used to: EU working-time rules increasingly require companies to actually register hours, and I wanted compliance to be a side effect of a tool you'd use anyway, not extra admin.
There's a free plan and an instant demo environment (no signup needed) — I'd genuinely love your feedback, and I'll be here all day answering questions.