Time Tracking Widget

Is it possible to create a widget (I use the windows version of Wrike) that I can put in the corner of one of my screens - that only has the list of projects that I am using the timer on ... basically a small window that is only the timer.

This way, I can pin it always on top - on the side of my work and be able to switch my tasks easier than tabbing to Wrike. I know - not too hard to do, But, I would love to be able to just move my mouse over that widget, select the task I get shifted to...

Although some days I am on a single task for the majority of the days, other times, I am tracking support request time over a variety of different departments. We generally don't create a new task for each support item, but track the time it takes over the whole

Thanks!

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Jessie Van Wyhe

Microsoft Store's "Working Hours" app is a great example of functionality I'd suggest to be used for this widget.

April Heimerl

A time tracking widget would be a game changer for tracking our efforts. If we were able to track our time in Wrike and not have to leave the application to use a ditterent tool that would create more efficiency. I would most likely live in the Wrike applicaiton all day if this were the case .

Yu Hui Balasingam-Chow

When a timer has been started in Wrike, it shows up within the desktop app only. Unless someone is "living" in the app all of the time, it is easy to forget that the timer is running. That makes it easy to let it run for far longer than it should.

Show the timer in the macOS menubar and Windows taskbar so that it is a constant visual reminder that the timer is running, regardless of which app you're using at the moment.

Elaine McDonagh

Hi folks, thanks for sharing this suggestion and your insights here. We've passed this on to the team responsible for this.

We don't have any updates to share at the moment, but when we do we'll let you know here. Also, as soon as this post reaches 60+ votes, we'll be able to add a status. If you've any other questions, be sure to let us know 👍

Andrew Becker

Has there been any progress on this suggestion? It would help my productivity and workflow to have a widget I can easily access without digging into each task to start/stop time. I work on multiple tasks simultaneously, and missing a time punch in these situations is easy. A widget either in the menu bar or a separate pull-out window would be very useful.

Juan Muttoni

Hi @Andrew Becker, welcome to the Community, and apologies for the delayed reply. The Product Team has confirmed that currently, this feature is not on the roadmap. However, we will keep you updated if there are any changes.

I understand this isn't the news you have been hoping for. Please be assured all your feedback has been noted, and our team recognizes the popularity of this suggestion. Unfortunately, not all ideas can be prioritized or implemented as quickly as we would like.

If you have any further questions, please let us know.

Kyle Tyacke

+1 for request to add this type of feature. We recently migrated to Wrike from Harvest, and used their widget feature extensively (removes a lot of friction from the time logging process for the employee base).

Rohan V

Hi @Kyle Tyacke, welcome to the Community Forums! 🙂

Thank you for the +1 and for explaining your use case. We'll ensure your feedback is forwarded to the relevant Product Team. If there are any updates in the coming months, I'll be sure to inform you 👍