Productivity · Graph-Paper Precision
Time Tracking App Design Template
Tally is a time tracking app design with a graph-paper, ledger-like look, built for freelancers and product teams who want every hour plotted and accounted for.
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About the Time Tracking App
Tally is a time tracking app design template built on a "Graph-Paper Precision" aesthetic: a faint warm-white grid, near-black ink for figures, slate-grey labels, and one electric lime reserved for the running timer and primary actions. There are no floating cards. Surfaces are drawn with hairline rules and tabular bands, so every screen reads like a draftsman's ledger where durations line up in neat monospace columns.
The template ships six connected screens that form a complete tracking flow: a Timer home with a giant running counter and project selector, a date-grouped Entries log, a Projects view with budget bars, a Reports screen with a daily bar chart and billable split, a weekly Timesheet grid, and a Profile with rates and integrations. A signature running-clock pill docks at the top, showing a pulsing lime dot, the active project, and a ticking monospace counter.
Use it in Sleek and make it yours: restyle the palette, edit any screen with AI by describing the change, and add the flows your product needs. Then export it to code, copy it into Figma, or hand a prompt to an AI agent to build it for real, far faster than starting from a blank canvas.
What's inside
Screens included
Timer home
A giant monospace counter at "02:14:36" sits above a project selector and a solid lime "Stop Timer" block, with today's ledger of logged entries beneath. The control center for starting and stopping tracked time.
Entries log
A date-grouped list of tracked blocks with project tags and durations right-aligned in a tabular column, plus a daily total per day. Empty days read "No time tracked" so gaps are visible.
Projects
A list of active clients with hours logged against each budget, shown as thin horizontal bars in ink and lime. A "Create New Project" tile sits at the bottom for adding work.
Reports
Total tracked and billable totals up top, a per-day hours bar chart with the current day highlighted in lime, and a billable vs non-billable split with percentages. Where you read the week at a glance.
Timesheet
A weekly grid of projects against days with hours penciled into each cell, plus daily total rows and week navigation arrows. The classic timesheet view for review and approval.
Profile & settings
Hourly rate, currency, and rounding rule fields with integration toggles for Linear, Notion, and QuickBooks. Where billing defaults and connected tools live.
Design & features
Key features
- Graph-Paper Precision aesthetic: warm-white grid, ink figures, one lime accent
- Tabular monospace numerals that align durations in neat columns
- Ledger-style surfaces drawn with hairline rules, no floating cards
- Signature running-clock pill docked at the top of every screen
- Timer home with giant counter and project selector
- Projects view with hours-against-budget progress bars
- Reports with daily bar chart and billable vs non-billable split
- Weekly timesheet grid with per-day and per-row totals
Audience
Who it's for
Use cases
What you can build
- Launch an MVP for a freelance time tracking product
- Mock up screens for an investor or stakeholder pitch
- Hand a consistent UI off to developers to build
- Explore a redesign of an existing timesheet tool
How to use this template
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Open the template
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Edit with AI
Restyle the palette, change layouts, and add or remove screens just by describing what you want.
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Export and ship
Export your design or hand it to developers, and keep building toward launch.
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