Timeneye
Time tracking software for teams to monitor projects, budgets, and productivity.
Timeneye became Lucen Track, then turned a timer into a system of record.
◆Recent moves
- 11d ago
Unified Lucen login and a redesigned Track interface
Login moves to a shared Lucen identity across all products and Track gets a matching interface refresh. It completes the rebrand mechanically, and the Entra app authorization step is a real action item for Microsoft 365 tenants.
- 1mo ago
Custom fields across clients, projects, entries, and users
Custom fields land on clients, projects, time entries, tasks, and users, with six field types, required flags, and reporting filters. It is the clearest step yet toward Track holding business-specific data rather than just hours — gated to Enterprise.
- 2mo ago
Global non-billable phases and tags for T&M projects
Billability becomes a global rule on phases and tags instead of a per-entry decision, with a configurable default when an entry carries several tags. Straightforward automation of a manual step that leaked revenue.
- 2mo ago
ð¤ Your AI tools can now connect directly to Lucen Track
⚡ SPARKAn MCP server exposes time entries, timers, and reports to AI assistants under the signed-in user's permissions. It is the first release that lets Track be operated from outside its own interface, which is a different proposition from the integrations that preceded it.
- 2mo ago
ðï¸ Time Off tracking available in Lucen Track!
Time off categories, approval workflows, holiday management, and timesheet integration bring absences into the same record as billable work. Table stakes against the larger time trackers, but it removes a real reason customers kept a second tool.
- 3mo ago
Important update: Timeneye is now called Lucen Track
The rename from Timeneye to Lucen Track, explicitly a name and logo change with no functional effect. It matters as the marker for the suite consolidation that the August unified login finished, not as a product change.