The Timesheet
The Timesheet is Nydli's answer to report building: there is none. It always exists, always up to date — your tracked time rolled up by category, with every task listed under the category it lives in.
Periods
Switch between week, month, year or a custom date range. The arrows step one period at a time, Today jumps back to now, and weeks start on the day you chose in Settings. With a custom range, the arrows step by the range's own length.
Reading the sheet
- Categories keep their hierarchy: a parent category's row sums everything beneath it, and the donut chart up top shows how the period splits across your top-level categories. Hover (or arrow-key through) the donut to inspect a share.
- Each row shows its hours and its share of the period.
- Click a task to open it. Collapse categories you don't need — the sheet remembers your collapsed state.
- Sort by clicking the Task name or Hours column headers; click again to reverse.
Filtering
Filter the sheet by categories (pick several; each covers its whole subtree) and by labels — for example, show only Billable time for one client. Filters combine, and Clear filters takes you back to everything.
Closed and archived tasks always count here: finished work is exactly what a timesheet is for. Only deleted tasks leave the sheet.
Exporting
The Export menu downloads the sheet exactly as you've filtered and sorted it, in your choice of format:
| Format | Best for |
|---|---|
| CSV, Excel, OpenDocument | Spreadsheets and further processing |
| Sending to a client, keeping a record | |
| Markdown, plain text | Pasting into notes or email |
| JSON | Feeding another tool |
Spreadsheet formats use plain data (decimal hours); document formats follow your language and use the sheet's own "5h 03m" notation. Every export is stamped with when it was generated, in your time zone.