Guides

Practical pages for freelancers who work with Claude Code: knowing how long you worked, billing for it, and showing your client the hours. Each one says where its facts come from, and what hourslip does not do.

• How to track time spent in Claude Code What /usage, the status line, telemetry and the files on disk tell you, WakaTime, a timer, and hours per client and ticket.
• Bill clients for hours worked with Claude Code Which hours to bill, what to show the client, and how hourslip computes the invoice number, amount and due date.
• A timesheet per ticket from git branch names What Jira and Linear say about branch names, hours per ticket by hand, and how hourslip reads the ticket from the branch.
• Send your client a timesheet they can confirm A CSV, a PDF, a shared sheet or a report link, and what a name typed on a hourslip report does and does not check.
• Time trackers for Claude Code: WakaTime, Toggl, ccusage and hourslip How WakaTime, Toggl, Harvest, ccusage and hourslip reach Claude Code, what each counts, and where each does better.

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