Time tracking has a compliance problem: most teams buy a dedicated tool, find it adds friction to their day, and quietly stop using it within three months. The data becomes inconsistent, and managers lose the visibility they bought the tool for. Kronos is Lodos' approach to time tracking — built into the workspace where work happens, frictionless by design.
One-Click Tracking
The Kronos timer lives in the Lodos sidebar. Click once to start tracking, click again to stop. Log a description of what you worked on, assign it to a project, and you're done. The entire flow takes under 10 seconds — unlike dedicated time tracking apps that require opening a separate window, logging in, selecting a project from a long dropdown, and navigating back.
Manual Time Entry
Real work doesn't always happen with a timer running. Kronos supports manual time entries for any date and time range — useful for logging time retroactively at the end of the day, or for work done offline.
Team Time Reports
Project managers get aggregated time reports showing:
- Total hours per team member per week or month
- Hours broken down by project
- Comparison of estimated vs. tracked time
- Export to CSV for billing and invoicing
Who Uses Kronos
- Agencies billing clients by the hour need accurate time records per project
- Remote teams tracking output across time zones without micromanaging
- Freelancers managing multiple clients in one workspace
- Engineering managers estimating future sprints based on historical velocity
No Extra Subscription
Kronos is included in every Lodos plan. Teams currently paying for Toggl ($10/user/month), Harvest ($12/user/month), or Clockify (business tier) can eliminate that subscription entirely.