Drop one file in
Drag a single file into Resolve's scripts folder, restart, and open it from Workspace and Scripts. The illustrated manual shows you exactly where, on Mac and Windows.
Stop guessing what your time is worth.
It lives inside Resolve, keeps a separate clock, rate, and history for every project, and turns all of it into an invoice you can send. Hit start, do your work, and it handles the rest.
And you almost always guess low. Whether you bill hourly or charge a flat rate, that guess is costing you money on every project. The fix is not discipline or another app to remember. It is a clock that runs where you already work.
Set up takes about two minutes. After that it runs on its own.
Drag a single file into Resolve's scripts folder, restart, and open it from Workspace and Scripts. The illustrated manual shows you exactly where, on Mac and Windows.
It knows which project you are in and keeps a separate timer, rate, and history for each one. Switch projects mid session and it banks the old one and keeps going.
One click gives you a clean spreadsheet of every session with dates, hours, rates, earnings, and notes, ready to drop into an invoice or hand to a client.
Everything here exists because it was a problem on a real job first.
Separate timer, rate, and history per Resolve project. Jump between jobs and it banks the old session and keeps tracking the new one, with no buttons to remember.
A live bar graph splits your hours by page: Edit, Color, Fairlight, Deliver and more. You find out whether grading is eating your margin. Render time counts too.
Step away and it stops itself, crediting time only up to your last action, then picks back up the moment you are working again. On the Free Edition you stop the session yourself.
The running session saves to disk every second. Crash, force quit, or close mid session and the next launch recovers every tracked second and carries on.
One click shrinks it to a small floating widget with the project name, timer, and start and stop, parked beside your timeline. One click brings the full window back.
Change your rate any time and every session still bills at the rate that was active when you worked it. Your history is never rewritten, and 20+ currencies are supported.
Since Resolve 19.1, Blackmagic limits on screen script windows to Studio. So it ships as two editions and you install the one that matches your Resolve. Both are in the box.
Resolve 19.1 and newer
Everything in the Free Edition, plus
Both editions are single file installs with illustrated manuals for Mac and Windows. No plugins, no Python, no accounts. Your data stays on your computer.
Knowing a job took eleven hours only helps if you know what those hours should be worth. Pick the option that fits where you are.
The complete tool for knowing exactly what every project costs you in hours.
The tracker plus an 18 page playbook on what your hours should be worth and how to get paid it.
The full system. Log the hours, work out the rate, and build the quote in one loop.
Real comments from the launch video. Real names, real channels, unedited.
Your Time Tracker is absolutely brilliant! Super easy to set up in DR Studio… we can track our post-production so precisely. This gets our vote for DR Plugin of the Year.
I'm honored to have been a beta tester and can confirm that I was WAYYYY undercharging my clients. Super freaking useful!
Very cool concept. The moment you said it's not a subscription I didn't care the price.
FANTASTIC idea.
This is actually a genius idea. It solves a real problem in the market for videographers.
I have a client I've been working with for years but I've been nervous about raising the rates. Now I can honestly track it and determine accordingly.
The questions I get asked most about the tracker.
No. Both editions come with your purchase. The Free Edition runs on DaVinci Resolve free from 19.1 and handles the tracking, per project billing, and CSV invoices. The Studio Edition adds the live window, the per page graph, idle auto stop, and Compact mode, because Blackmagic limits on screen script windows to Studio.
No. One payment, yours forever, and updates are free for life. Version 1.03 shipped from customer feedback and existing owners just re downloaded it.
About two minutes. Drag one file into Resolve's scripts folder, restart Resolve, and open it from Workspace and Scripts. The illustrated manual shows the exact folder on Mac and Windows. No plugins, no Python, no accounts.
No. Everything stays on your computer. There is no cloud, no sign in, and nothing is sent anywhere.
That is where it hurts most. Track a flat job and you find out whether that good deal paid you $60 an hour or $25, which tells you what to quote next time. That is also what the Pro and Complete kits are for.
Find out where the hours actually go, then charge for them. No subscription, no accounts, no nonsense. Just the tool, doing its job, every time you open Resolve.