Getting Started

Create your account, log in, and configure your company details — you'll be tracking time in under two minutes.

Logging in

Head to app.tiktakme.com to get started. You can sign in with Google, Microsoft, or create an account with your email address.

1 TikTak login page with sign-in options
The login page — choose Google, Microsoft, or email to get started.

If you choose email, click "Continue with email", enter your details, and you'll receive a confirmation.

2 Email login form with email and password fields
Enter your email and password to sign in.

The Track screen

After logging in, you'll land on the Track screen — your daily time-tracking hub. On the left you see your customer list. Select any customer to reveal their service cards and today's logged time on the right.

3 TikTak Track screen showing customer list on the left
The Track screen — select a customer on the left to get started.

Once you select a customer, the right panel shows two things: a service grid with all the services you can track time on, and a "Today" section showing every entry you've logged today for that customer.

4 Track screen with customer selected showing service cards and today's entries
After selecting a customer — service cards and today's time entries appear on the right.

Tip: Tap any service card to start a timer or log time manually. You can run multiple timers at once for different customers — they'll all be visible in the timer bar at the top of the screen.

Company settings

Before sending your first invoice, set up your company details. Go to Settings and fill in your company name, VAT number, and address. This information appears on all your invoices.

5 Navigating to Settings page
Navigate to Settings from the sidebar.
6 Company settings form with name, VAT, and address
Fill in your company name, VAT number, and address.

What's next

You're all set! Here's the recommended order to get everything configured:

  1. Add your customers — the people and companies you work for
  2. Define your services — what you charge for (hourly or fixed)
  3. Start tracking time — log your first hours
  4. Create an invoice — turn logged time into a professional invoice
Customers