Go on, press T.
This is a working slice of Notch. Pick an issue, start the timer, and watch its estimate bar fill. Open the command menu and jump anywhere.
Everything a small team needs. Nothing it doesn't.
My issues, with the hours on them
Your work grouped the way you like, each row with its estimate bar and a play button. The running timer stays pinned on top.
Every issue tells its whole story
Sub-issues, relations, comments with mentions, and every time entry, in one place.
A timesheet that fills itself
The week by issue and day, from the timers you already ran. Fix an entry in the cell.
Cycles that run themselves
Notch makes the next cycles, rolls unfinished work forward and draws the burn-up.
Projects with real numbers
Progress, dates and hours per project, so "how far along are we" has an answer.
Reports you can hand to anyone
Group by person, team, project or cycle. Filter, compare with estimates, export CSV.
Your timer goes where you go.
Track time, clear your inbox and check the week from your phone. Same workspace, same live updates, built for one thumb.
Timer in your pocket
Start, hold and stop from the same card you see on desktop. Forget it overnight and it stops itself at 8 hours.
An inbox you can clear
Assignments, mentions, status changes and due dates. Snooze or archive with a thumb, and get a Friday nudge to check your hours.
The whole issue, live
Sub-issues, comments and time entries, updated the moment a teammate changes anything.
Bring your history. Lose nothing.
The importer brings issues, comments, files, projects, cycles and every logged hour across from Linear and Everhour, then checks the totals match before you switch.
Be one of the first teams on Notch.
We are opening Notch to a small group of teams first. Write to us and we will set your team up, with launch pricing.