Answer what happened yesterday
Open yesterday for a member and see which tasks filled the day, in their time zone, without a status call.
Daily Timesheet
Staffic's daily timesheet lays out one member's tracked sessions for a single day, each with its project, task, start time, end time and total. Managers use it to check a day or find the sessions behind a weekly number, and members use it to check their own. It's on every plan, including Free.

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In short
Staffic Daily Timesheet is the day view of the time your team tracks in the desktop app. It shows one member's sessions on an hour-by-hour timeline, with the project, task, start time, end time and total of each, and Total hours for the day. It also splits the day into Active time and Neutral time, opens earlier dates and takes manual time with a reason, on every plan.
How it works
Nobody types hours into a daily timesheet. The desktop app records sessions, and the timesheet lays them out.
Daily timesheet
Pick a member and a day. The timesheet places every tracked session where it happened, counted in your organization's time zone or the member's own.
Each session sits on an hour-by-hour timeline with its project, task, start time, end time and total.
The Manual time button adds a block of time to the day: member, project, task, time range, activity level and a reason. Admins can add it whatever the setting, and members can when an admin allows it.
A session's delete dialog splits it into 10-minute slots, each with its idle time. Tick the slots to remove and write a reason. Members delete only their own sessions and admins anyone's, on every plan.
The date calendar opens any past day and the arrows step through days one at a time. Days after today stay greyed out.
Members add a note to a session from the desktop app or from the Screenshots page, and Timesheets > Work notes lists every note with its session. The camera button on a session opens that member's screenshots for the day.
Showing The day on a timeline.

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Control and privacy
The daily timesheet holds only time tracked with the timer running or added with a reason.
Set it up
The daily timesheet fills on its own once members track time. These steps decide who adds time and who sees it.
Each member installs Staffic, signs in and starts the timer on a project and task.
Download StafficPick a member, narrow it to a project or task if you need to, and choose the time zone the day is counted in.
Timesheets › DailyOn the Manual time tab, switch on Members can add manual time. Admins can add it either way.
Settings › Timesheets & approvalGive a role the Timesheets module, then assign the role on Member details, so its members see other people's days.
Settings › Access control
Compare
Most of a day comes from the timer. Manual time and deletions fix the rest, and both leave a reason behind.
Swipe the table to compare
| Compare | Tracked session | Manual time | Deleted time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comes from | The desktop app timer | The Manual Time form | Slots picked in the delete dialog |
| Plans | Every plan | Every plan | Every plan |
| Who | The member tracking | Admins, and members when allowed | Members their own, admins anyone's |
| Reason | Not needed | Required | Required |
| Activity level | From keyboard and mouse input | Set in the form, 0 to 100% | Leaves with the slots |
| On the day | A session on the timeline | A session on the timeline | Time taken off a session |
Nobody can edit a tracked session's start or end time: changes add time or remove it. The Manual Time report lists both with their reasons.
Specs and terms
The facts behind the feature, and what each number on the Daily Timesheet page means.
Who it’s for
One day, one member, every session: the view people open when a number needs explaining.
Open yesterday for a member and see which tasks filled the day, in their time zone, without a status call.
When a member forgot the timer, add a manual entry with a reason. The day's total updates and the Manual Time report keeps the reason.
Members see their own sessions and can remove a mistaken stretch with a reason, on every plan, before anyone reviews the week.
Customer stories
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Pricing
Daily Timesheet is included on every plan, Free included. You pay per active user only when your team grows past 2 members.
Compare every planFor freelancers and small teams, up to 2 members
No card needed.
Includes Daily TimesheetEvery core feature, for teams of up to 2 members.
Everything in Free, without the 2 member limit
Offer price until October 30, 2026, then $7.50
Card at checkout. Cancel within 7 days and pay nothing.
Includes Daily TimesheetEverything in Free without the 2 member limit.
For organizations running payroll, billing and approvals
Offer price until October 30, 2026, then $10
Card at checkout. Cancel within 7 days and pay nothing.
Includes Daily TimesheetEverything in Standard, plus Screen Recordings, Invoices, Clients and 1 more.
Prices in USD per active user. Billed monthly, Standard is $9.50 and Elite is $13 per user.
FAQ
Answers about the daily timesheet in Staffic.
Read the Daily Timesheet guideIt shows one member's tracked sessions for a single day on an hour-by-hour timeline. Each session lists its project, task, start time, end time and total, and a card above the timeline adds up Total hours. Two more cards split the day into Active time and Neutral time.
Yes, on every plan. The date calendar opens any earlier day, and the arrows move one day at a time; days after today are greyed out.
Use the Manual time button on the daily timesheet, on every plan. Choose the member, project, task, date and time range, set an activity level and write a reason. An entry can be up to 24 hours long, can't be in the future and can't overlap time already tracked.
Yes, their own, with a reason. The delete dialog splits the session into 10-minute slots with their idle time, so a member can remove part of a session instead of all of it. Admins can delete any member's time, and this works on every plan.
Neutral time is idle time inside tracked sessions: stretches of 50 seconds or more without keyboard or mouse input. It stays in the day's Total hours and gets its own card next to Active time, so you see how much of the tracked day had input.
On the Work Notes page, under Timesheets. Notes added in the desktop app or on the Screenshots page are listed there with the member, project, task and the session's time range. The daily timesheet itself shows the sessions, not the notes.
Yes, on every plan. Hover a session on the daily timesheet and click the camera button: the Screenshots page opens on that member and day, with each capture and its activity level. Screenshots are kept for 365 days.
Every plan includes Daily Timesheet. Free covers up to 2 members. Standard is $7.50 per user per month billed yearly ($3.80 during the current offer, until October 30, 2026) or $9.50 billed monthly, and Elite is $10.00 per user per month billed yearly ($4.80 during the current offer, until October 30, 2026) or $13.00 billed monthly.
Explore more

Staffic's weekly timesheet shows 7 days of tracked hours per member, one day per column, with Total hours beside each name.

Staffic's bi-weekly timesheet shows 14 days of tracked hours in one row per member, with a total for the pay period.

Add the hours the timer missed with a project and a required reason, and see every manual add and deleted hour in the Manual Time report.

Notes written while time is tracked, saved with the project, task and session, and listed by date as a daily work log for the team.
Free for up to 2 members
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