Would be great if it can have a plugin for Microsoft Teams - as this is now the replacement for Skype for Business etc.

App for logging time off the computer like meetings, webex, conferences, calls. All this should be as easy as using ManicTime on the desktop and also add this time to the computer app automatically.

There is need to add autotag timeline to statistics, because most of activity is recorded automatically (at least in my case).

Make certain tags/tag combinations automatically billable.

It would be nice if I could merge multiple selected times with same tag (with all the notes concatenated together)

Maybe triggered by an right-click option after selecting a time frame

Or an option to use the concatenated notes while adding a new tag over a timeframe that contains already tagged time

So it would be possible to constantly add short notes everytime during the work, and later tag the whole time, joining the already taken notes together

I travel a lot to different time zones and need to change the Windows system clock's time zone when I do. The ManicTime timeline displays in local time (I presume) so as a result I end up with 'overlapping' activities in my timeline. I suspect the labels then also overlap and are not added.
This would all be resolved if ManicTime would record and display in UTC.

I add new tags frequently, but often forget to mark them as billable, which for me is more common (and hopefully for most of us). It would be great if there was a setting to make them billable by default, then I'd just have to remember to mark the ones that aren't.

The new 0-9 (or Ctrl-0 through Ctrl-9) tag shortcuts are great, but being able to arbitrarily assign any key as a tag shortcut would be even better: 'L' for Lunch, 'P' for Project 1, 'S' for Daily Stand-up Meeting.

Tag shortcuts are already the most efficient way to tag time. With easier to remember custom mnemonics, this powerful feature would also become one of the most accessible.

When you tagging it should be possible that they can snapp only at X minutes. For examples 5 Minutes or 15 Minutes.
So that no Second or non rounded Mintues can be used.

Would like to be able to see what channel I am posting to in Slack application. Right now it just says "Slack" so you don't really know what project that was for.

Hey, i'd like to have a function to import a CSV file to a new timeline.

For example one could export all emails from one folder of thunderbird to a CSV file. This file would include subject, from, to, date time. After import to ManicTime each emails would be shown in an additional timeline with a configurable duration of x min.

Another example: Export the call log from your phone / PBX, with phone numbers, date, start, end time and import it to ManicTime.

Would be very helpful :-)

Not only recording the past, but also planning the future, i.e. plan tasks and set reminders to start. Later compare with the planned tasks.

Auto tagging very helps, but tracking collect only header of windows. Some application had same header but content are different. They are contents depends from its command line of application. How about collect command line of active application?

We have a Linux client. That is great.

The feature I miss the most on the Linux client is automatically tagging time. Please Add Auto Tagging to the Linux client.

I thought there was no Undo function in ManicTime because Ctrl Z does nothing. I just realised there's an Undo button in the top right corner. Please associate the Ctrl Z shortcut to this undo function. It's the universal keyboard shortcut for Undo

It would be nice if configured tag shortcuts would also work in an opened tag windows (so shortcut could be used to tag a time in the automatic popup after returning from a break)

It would be nice to be able to use more shortcuts. For example: Create Autotag rule, Copy Autotags to tag timeline etc. The ideal solution would be to have the opportunity to assign shortcut to every function.

I use separate Chrome profiles for work and not-work. When I access a site like, "mail.google.com", I currently can't tell if it's for work or not. Having the added information about the Chrome profile would completely fix this.

I find it slightly cumbersome to navigate the timelines within a day.
I know there are currently two ways to do this:
1. Dragging the window in the fixed line below the timelines
2. Crtl+Mousewheel

Both are not perfect for me - dragging the timelines (not the orange bar) button would be great.
This could either be triggered by a middle or a right mouse drag, or with SPACE+Left mouse drag (I think Photoshop uses this combination) - but I like the first two better, because the require less action.