Organize work by project
Create projects for clients, internal work, admin time, or any category you need to track separately.
Getting Started
Getting Started with TymzUp
TymzUp helps small teams, consultants, and service businesses organize projects, record time, and run reports without a heavy setup process.
What this page will help you do
Use this page to understand how TymzUp is organized, what to set up first, and the simplest path to getting value quickly.
- Learn the product mental model
- See how the app is organized
- Choose a practical setup order
- Get set up in your first 15 minutes
- Pick the right next guide
Overview
What TymzUp helps you do
TymzUp is designed to help you keep work organized, capture time consistently, and review it without unnecessary overhead.
Add tasks or list items when useful
Use tasks only when they make reports clearer or help your team stay consistent.
Log time as work happens
Save hours against projects and optional tasks, with notes that make the work easier to review later.
Review time by week or date range
Use the weekly view and reports to confirm entries, spot gaps, and keep totals accurate.
Run reports for review, export, or billing support
Filter by dates, projects, and tasks so you can validate work and support downstream reporting needs.
App Layout
How TymzUp is organized
Most new users only need to understand four areas to get comfortable in the app.
Summary view and weekly awareness
Use the dashboard for a quick picture of what has been logged and what needs attention this week.
Where users record work
This is the main place to save hours, choose a project, add an optional task, and include notes.
Where users review and export time
Use reports to review activity by date range, project, and task and prepare time for sharing or export.
Where setup and management happen
Company details, users, projects, lists, and account-level setup all live in Settings.
Your first 15 minutes in TymzUp
- Review company settings.
- Create your first project.
- Add a few task categories if needed.
- Save your first time entry.
- Run a report to confirm everything is working.
Start simple, then refine
You do not need a full system before you begin. Most teams can start with one clear project, optional task categories, one saved entry, and a report check to confirm the workflow end to end.
User Types
Choose the setup that fits you
The best starting setup depends on how you plan to use TymzUp. Keep it simple enough to start logging time right away.
Start with one client project
- Create one client project first.
- Add simple tasks only if needed.
- Start logging time immediately.
- Use reports to review billable work.
Standardize only what you need
- Confirm company settings.
- Add team members.
- Create shared projects.
- Standardize tasks only if needed before everyone starts logging time.
Track where time is going
- Create projects for admin, operations, and client work.
- Keep setup simple at first.
- Use reports to understand where time is going.
Related Resources
Go deeper where you need it
Start with the broad setup guidance here, then move into a focused workflow guide when you are ready.
Live Guide
Track Your First Time Entry in TymzUp
Go from project setup to your first saved entry and report.
ResourceOrganize Projects and Tasks
Guidance for structuring projects, task categories, and list items.
ResourceRun and Export Time Reports
Guidance for reviewing, filtering, and exporting time reports.
ResourceManage Team Members
Guidance for inviting users, managing access, and keeping setup consistent.
Keep the setup clean from the start
- Start with a few clear projects.
- Add tasks only when they improve reporting.
- Use notes when work needs context.
- Review reports early so your setup stays clean.
Start with one project, then save one entry
Start with your first project, then save one time entry so you can see the workflow end to end.