ontimeout.io · project management, agent-native

The project manager your agents can actually use.

Timeout runs your boards, timers, and tickets from Claude or ChatGPT — or any MCP client. The UI is optional, but we made it beautiful anyway.

$0 solo, forever · no card · humans and agents, same board

01 The board

Looks familiar. Thinks like a teammate.

Every drag, comment, and timer on the board is also something your AI can do for you. Same data, same speed, same place — whether the hand on the card is yours or your agent’s.

ontimeout.io/orgs/acme/projects/launch

Ready

3
Reports
#128CSV export on time reports
Bug Priority
#131Fix timer drift on backgrounded tabs
UX
#134Mentions in card descriptions

In Progress

2
UX Infra
#126Realtime presence cursors
00:14:32
Design
#122Board background images

Review

2
Design
#119Dark-mode tokens for charts
Priority Infra
#115OAuth 2.1 for MCP connector

Done

2
#111Landing page
#104Invite users to your org

You take a card. Your agent takes another. Same board, same moment.

02 The conversation

Say it. It’s done.

Claude, ChatGPT — or whichever AI you already talk to — can browse your board, start timers, and move cards, right from the conversation you’re already having. Same data, same permissions as you.

How far did we get on the Acme project last week?
Good week — 4 tickets shipped, 2 still in progress. The portal redesign and OAuth flow should both land this week.
Nice. Add a card for Mylene to make sure our documentation is in order.
Done. ‘Documentation review’ is in Backlog, assigned to Mylene, tagged Priority.
Ask anything about your board…
03 The clock

Timers that keep up. Standups that write themselves.

Hit the timer on any card. Switch cards and it follows. End the day by asking Claude or ChatGPT what you shipped — or open Standup for a timestamped feed grouped by person, project, and date.

  • Per-card timers that auto-switch when you do
  • Activity reports by project, person, or custom date range
  • Standup feed grouped by day — no more “what did I work on?”
  • Standups, timers, and reports — your agent can run them all too
Standup · Acme · Launch
this week
TodayThu, Apr 23
3h 01m
#131 Fix timer drift on backgrounded tabs 1h 42m
#128 CSV export on time reports 0h 54m
#134 Mentions in card descriptions 0h 22m
YesterdayWed, Apr 22
3h 23m
#119 Dark-mode tokens for charts 2h 18m
#115 OAuth 2.1 for MCP connector 1h 05m
Week so far 11h 47m
04 The quiet part

Done

5
Archives weekly
#111Landing page
today
#104Invite users to your org
1d
#98Active timer indicator
2d
#92Search cards across project
4d
#87Per-project color accents
6d
Older cards fade out, then quietly archive. next: Sunday

One Done to rule them all.

Your Done column doesn’t have to become a scrollable graveyard. Pick an interval — daily, weekly, monthly, or never — and Timeout quietly tucks completed cards into the archive on schedule. They’re still searchable, still in your reports. Just out of the way.

Next archive: Sunday

05 The books

The hours become the invoice.

For teams that bill, the business layer turns tracked time straight into money. The Control Room shows how work moves across every project — who’s doing it, what it costs, what it earns. Then Books writes the invoice from the same timers your team already ran.

  • Control Room: org-wide signal across all projects
  • Employee- and project-based timesheets & reports
  • Billable vs non-billable, cost rates, margins
  • Itemized, customizable invoices from tracked hours
See pricing
Invoice Acme · April
Portal redesign 22.5h $2,925
OAuth flow 14.0h $1,820
Documentation review 6.0h $780
Total 42.5h $5,525

a.

Live, everywhere

The board updates in real time, right before your eyes — cards move, comments land, and timers tick across every tab and every agent the moment they happen.

b.

Two-click AI setup

Connect Claude or ChatGPT in a couple of clicks — no plugins to install, no keys to copy around. Your AI signs in the same secure way you do.

c.

Warm, dark, on purpose

Warm-sand dark theme, smart due dates, mentions, reactions, per-board backgrounds. Polished like Notion, not “engineered” like Jira.

As if Trello, Timecamp, and Toggl had a baby — raised by AI.

Stop context-switching. Start shipping.

Free for solo use. No card. Your AI can handle the rest.