Tima - Jira Timer & Worklogs

About this app

Tima is the solution for all your day2day Jira needs when you’re on the road: track time, log work and view all your Jira issues: * OPTIMIZED FOR MOBILE with easy-to-use gestures and shortcuts * LOG YOUR WORK CONVENIENTLY ON THE GO featuring all time tracking & reporting options. * WORKS & TRACKS TIME OFFLINE - no more lost logs * QUICK ACCESS TO ALL OTHER CRUCIAL JIRA FEATURES, e.g. full text Jira issue search & Jira filters * WORKS WITH JIRA SERVER AND JIRA CLOUD ACCOUNTS The key features in detail: OPTIMIZED FOR MOBILE * Superior UI & UX featuring best practice mobile controls * Just one tap to track time: fast swipe commands & shortcuts for all main functions * Easy-to-use gestures & swipeable list items for efficient management * Simple time & day selection with intuitive touch areas and input fields * All data is synchronized in the background for a super fast user experience LOG WORK ON THE GO * Track your time with timers or log work manually * For manual logs, automatically adjusts the start time based on the time spent, or choose a custom start date * Works with default Jira time tracking or third party solutions (e.g. Tempo) * Start a new timer or add a new worklog from last worklogs and issue search * View, edit and delete previous work logs per user * Recently logged, daily & weekly (with daily breakdowns) overviews * View time tracked, original time estimate and remaining time estimate for each issue WORKS & TRACKS TIME OFFLINE * Worklogs are backed up until they are synchronized with the Jira cloud, so no more lost logs! *An active timer keeps running and is stored locally even if you close the app, put it in background, or if it gets closed by the operating system. The active timer is then resumed when you open the app again QUICK ACCESS TO ALL OTHER CRUCIAL JIRA FEATURES * Full text Jira issue search incl. Jira filters * Browse all your Jira issues & what you have been working on * Add, edit & view work log comments

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1. First observed Sep 28, 2026 · 10:37 PM Free