VibaCloud makes timesheets simple. Import events directly from Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, review them, and create accurate timesheets in minutes. No complicated setup, no unnecessary features, just a fast, intuitive way to track your time. Perfect for freelancers, contractors and small businesses, with manual entry, billable tracking, Excel export, printable timesheets and built-in invoicing.
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Matt, a solo developer from the UK.
I built VibaCloud because I've spent years filling in timesheets, and I've always felt the process was far more painful than it needed to be.
Instead of asking people to remember everything they did last week, VibaCloud imports events from Google Calendar or Outlook, lets you review them, and creates your timesheet in minutes.
My focus wasn't adding hundreds of features, it was making something genuinely simple to use.
I'd really love your feedback. Every comment, suggestion and bug report will help shape where VibaCloud goes next.
Thanks for checking it out!
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how does the invoicing piece actually work, like does it pull from the billable hours you tracked or is that a separate thing you have to enter from scratch
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@etinkaleliamis Hi Çetin, Great question, it pulls from the hours you've tracked, that's the whole point. Nothing gets typed twice.
The flow is: your calendar events come in as timesheet entries, you tag each one to a project, and the project carries the hourly rate and whether it's billable. When you submit a week, those hours are locked in. Then on the Billing screen you pick a client and a period, hit "Create invoice", and it builds the invoice from the billable hours you submitted, one line per project and rate, VAT applied if you're registered, sequential invoice number, downloadable PDF. You can email it to the client from the app too, and it'll politely chase late payments for you.
Two details I'm quite proud of: it only ever picks up hours that haven't already been invoiced (so overlapping periods can't double-bill a client), and time that isn't in your calendar can just be added as a manual line on the timesheet, it flows into invoices exactly the same way.
There's also a free invoice generator on the site if you ever do want the from-scratch kind, no account needed. But inside the app, invoicing is the end of a pipeline, not a blank form. Let me know if I can help any further.
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The calendar import is a really thoughtful touch, especially skipping the manual entry headache most timesheet tools force on you. Clean execution for freelancers who just want to bill and move on.
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@hasanbump Thanks Hasan! That "just want to bill and move on" mindset is exactly who we built it for. The calendar import even auto-suggests the project for each event based on your past tagging, so most weeks it's a quick review rather than data entry. Appreciate you taking a look!
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how does the invoicing piece actually work, like does it pull from the billable hours you tracked or is that a separate thing you have to enter from scratch
@etinkaleliamis Hi Çetin, Great question, it pulls from the hours you've tracked, that's the whole point. Nothing gets typed twice.
The flow is: your calendar events come in as timesheet entries, you tag each one to a project, and the project carries the hourly rate and whether it's billable. When you submit a week, those hours are locked in. Then on the Billing screen you pick a client and a period, hit "Create invoice", and it builds the invoice from the billable hours you submitted, one line per project and rate, VAT applied if you're registered, sequential invoice number, downloadable PDF. You can email it to the client from the app too, and it'll politely chase late payments for you.
Two details I'm quite proud of: it only ever picks up hours that haven't already been invoiced (so overlapping periods can't double-bill a client), and time that isn't in your calendar can just be added as a manual line on the timesheet, it flows into invoices exactly the same way.
There's also a free invoice generator on the site if you ever do want the from-scratch kind, no account needed. But inside the app, invoicing is the end of a pipeline, not a blank form. Let me know if I can help any further.
The calendar import is a really thoughtful touch, especially skipping the manual entry headache most timesheet tools force on you. Clean execution for freelancers who just want to bill and move on.
@hasanbump Thanks Hasan! That "just want to bill and move on" mindset is exactly who we built it for. The calendar import even auto-suggests the project for each event based on your past tagging, so most weeks it's a quick review rather than data entry. Appreciate you taking a look!