Asana time tracking

Log time on Asana without opening a single task.

TimeLogBridge turns Asana's Time Tracking into a weekly board: search or auto-pull your assigned tasks, log time in seconds, and it's written straight back to Asana as a real time tracking entry — not a copy in some other tool.

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Works with Asana Time Tracking · tokens stay encrypted on the server

✓ Time entry saved

Mon

Homepage redesign2h 00m

Tue

Client onboarding1h 15m

Wed

QA pass3h 00m

+ add log

Thu

+ add log

Fri

Sprint review1h 00m

🔒 Encrypted

Time Tracking in Asana is built in — getting to it isn't

Asana's Time Tracking Entries feature (available on Advanced/Enterprise plans, or with the Timesheets add-on) works well once you're on the right task. The daily friction is everything before that: finding the task inside the right project and section, opening it, scrolling to the time tracking field, and repeating that for every task you touched that day.

TimeLogBridge doesn't add a second place to track time — it gives you a faster way into the one Asana already has.

Built for Asana

Everything an Asana-based team actually needs to log time fast.

Your assigned tasks, auto-loaded

"My tasks" pulls in what's assigned to you across projects, so most weeks you never need to search at all.

Search by project, section, task or subtask

Need something that isn't assigned to you? Search Asana's structure directly — without leaving the weekly board.

Real Time Tracking Entries via Asana's API

Every entry is written back as an actual Asana Time Tracking entry — visible on the task, counted wherever Asana reports on it.

Just a Personal Access Token

No site URL or extra identity to configure per user — Asana connects with a single Personal Access Token per person.

One workspace, set once

Your Asana workspace GID is configured once at the organization level — every invited teammate just connects their own token.

Encrypted, server-side only

Your Personal Access Token is encrypted at rest and only ever used server-side — never shown again, never sent to the browser.

Setup

Connect your Asana account in under two minutes.

Create a Personal Access Token

In Asana, go to your profile photo → Settings → Apps → "Manage Developer Apps", click "Create new token", name it, and copy it.

Paste it into TimeLogBridge

Your workspace is already set at the organization level; you just add your own Personal Access Token in Settings.

Start logging on the weekly board

Your assigned tasks load automatically. Pick one, log the time, done — it's a real Asana time tracking entry the moment you save it.

Asana time tracking FAQ

What Asana teams usually ask first.

Do we need a specific Asana plan for this to work?+

Asana's Time Tracking feature (which TimeLogBridge writes to) requires an Advanced or Enterprise plan, or the Timesheets add-on. Without it, Asana itself will reject time tracking requests.

Do you need my Asana password?+

Never. You connect with a Personal Access Token generated from your own Asana developer settings - no password is ever entered into TimeLogBridge.

Can I log a description or update a remaining estimate, like in Jira?+

Asana's Time Tracking Entries API doesn't have a comment field or a "remaining estimate" concept the way Jira does, so those two fields simply aren't shown for Asana clients - everything else works the same.

What's the workspace GID, and where do I find it?+

It's the numeric ID of your Asana workspace, found under Asana → Workspace settings, or via the Asana API. It's set once at the organization level - individual users never need to look it up.

Can I still see these entries directly in Asana?+

Yes - every entry is a standard Asana Time Tracking entry, visible on the task exactly as if it had been logged from within Asana itself.

Give your Asana team a faster way to log time.

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