TymzUp is built to keep the setup simple. You can go from a blank account to a saved entry and a usable report in a few practical steps.
Use this quick path when you want the minimum setup needed to start tracking time in TymzUp.
These five steps cover the core path most small teams, consultants, and service businesses follow when setting up their first time entry.
Go to Settings > Projects/Lists and click New Project. Your project might represent a client, internal work, admin work, or personal time.
Add a clear project name and, if useful, a project code. The code is optional, but it can help keep reporting organized later.
Tasks help organize time, but they are optional. If your workflow only needs project-level tracking, you can skip this and still log time.
In the List Items area, you can create categories such as Meetings, Development, Admin, Support, or Review to make reports easier to read.
Go to Time Entry and complete the form using the fields already in the UI. This is where you create your first saved entry.
After saving an entry, use the weekly view to confirm the time was captured correctly and your totals look right for the week.
The dashboard summary and weekly table make this a quick check. The goal is simple: confirm your work is recorded before you move on.
A short review at the end of the week helps catch missing entries, confirm totals, and keep reporting clean.
Go to Reports, choose a date range, and adjust scope, project, and task filters as needed.
Reports help you review work, validate time, and support billing or export workflows once you are ready to share or invoice your hours.
When that consultant runs a report for the week, the entry appears with the project, task, hours, and note in one place. That makes the work easy to review, validate, and bill later.
Once you have a project and one saved entry, you already have the core TymzUp workflow in place.
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