Every Time Tracker Widget, One Catalog
A Notion time tracker widget is a per-task stopwatch that sits inside a Notion page. Add a task, press play when you start and pause when you stop. The widget shows how long you spent on each task today and over the last seven days. Notion has no live timer of its own. A database can store start and end times, but nothing counts up on the page. To add one, copy a widget's embed URL below, paste it into Notion and choose "Create embed". Every time tracker here is free, needs no account and keeps its data in your browser. Each comes in minimal, soft pink and retro pixel styles.
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How to add a time tracker widget to Notion
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Pick a time tracker and copy its embed URL
Open any time tracker below and click "Copy embed URL". There is nothing to install or sign up for — tasks are added inside the widget itself.
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Paste it into your Notion page
In Notion, paste the URL where you want the tracker and choose "Create embed" from the menu that appears. You can also type /embed first.
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Add tasks and press play
Type a task name and press Add, then press play to start timing it. Press pause to stop; daily and weekly totals update instantly and are saved in your browser.
Best for
- ✦Freelancers and students logging billable or study hours per task.
- ✦Seeing where your day actually went, without a separate time-tracking app.
- ✦Work dashboards that need a live timer next to the tasks themselves.
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How do I add a time tracker to Notion?
Copy the widget's embed URL, paste it into a Notion page, and select "Create embed". Then add your tasks inside the widget and press play on whichever one you're working on.
Are these Notion time tracker widgets free?
Yes. Every time tracker here is free to embed with no account. Views are unlimited, and each copy shows a small Widgets For Notion badge.
Can I use it as a stopwatch in Notion?
Yes. Each task works as its own stopwatch. Press play to count up and pause to stop, and next time it carries on from the same total. There is no lap button. To clear the times, remove the task, or use the reset button, which deletes every task. If you want to count down from a set length instead, use a timer widget.
Does the timer keep running if I close the tab?
Yes. The widget records the moment you pressed play rather than counting ticks, so elapsed time stays accurate even if the tab is backgrounded, the browser throttles it, or you close and reopen the page while a task is running.
Can I track more than one task at once?
One timer runs at a time by design — starting a second task automatically pauses the first, so your totals never double-count. You can add as many tasks as you like and switch between them with a single tap.
Is this a replacement for Toggl or Clockify?
For lightweight personal tracking, yes. It gives you per-task timers with daily and weekly totals inside Notion, with no account. It does not do team reporting, invoicing, or cross-device sync — those need a dedicated service.
Where is my time data stored?
In your browser's local storage — nothing is sent to a server and no account exists. That means totals don't sync between devices, and clearing browser data clears them. An export button copies your logged time as JSON any time.