4weird.com/docs/remastery/time-tracking · Wave 1

Time tracking, in plain English

Clock org work to the second at /timer. Tracked seconds can invoice into debts — but Ghost Cash (👻) is a hypothetical ruler for debts with no cash value: it measures, stores nothing, buys nothing.

What exists today at /timer

• Second-precision work clock with activity-beat presence proof.
• Ghost Cash IOUs: hypothetical, centrally-controlled, no legal value — a ruler for who-owes-whom, not money.
• Work-diary CSV export for bookkeeping; shift notes attach proof in the Vault; contracts live under /business/contracts and clients in the CRM.
• Business cross-links: tracked time flows toward real invoices from the Business Hub.

Planned: pro clock (/timer/pro)

The remastery blueprint upgrades the clock into a drift-proof pro tracker. Status: planned — none of these exist yet:

• Background-tick engine: ticks keep running accurately even when the tab is minimized.
• Projects with rates & budgets: hourly rate plus budget-hours per project so teams see burn.
• Kanban-linked entries: attach a time entry to a sprint card to compare logged vs estimated hours.
• 1-click invoice conversion: aggregate unbilled entries into a pre-filled draft invoice.

Data shapes (planned schema)

Entries are yours only (planned per-user RLS). Marking time billable never moves coins by itself — settlement happens only in guarded checkout flows.

FAQ

• Can Ghost Cash pay an invoice? No — Ghost Cash IOUs never settle an invoice; invoices are memoranda, not tax invoices.
• Coins vs USD? 100 Vibe Coins = exactly $1.00 wherever totals appear.
• Does minimizing the tab lose seconds today? The current /timer clock can drift when backgrounded — the drift-proof engine is the planned fix.

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