Team leads
See how time, tasks, review decisions, and summaries connect before acting on a work question.
Product overview
Explore the features that connect recorded time with projects, review and reporting. Choose the workflow and controls your team needs.
Capture work against projects with reviewable edits and approvals.
02Add optional visual context to active sessions with clear controls.
03Use webcam context inside a defined and consent-aware work-review process.
04Understand work patterns with context alongside tracked time.
05Surface inactive periods before time is approved.
06Plan reconnect and review steps when connectivity is limited.
07Connect planned work with actual effort and progress.
08Turn approved work into summaries teams can act on.
09Create a visible handoff between logged work and reporting.
010Move approved billable time into clearer billing workflows.
Start with project and task context, record time, review the resulting entry and prepare the report you need. Use the feature pages below to explore each part of the workflow.
Product overview
Track Pilot AI is organized as connected capabilities rather than isolated dashboards. Start with the work record, then add the project, review, monitoring, or reporting context your process can support.
See how time, tasks, review decisions, and summaries connect before acting on a work question.
Record work in a project context that gives later corrections and approvals something specific to discuss.
Use the relevant feature path without assuming every team needs every monitoring signal.
Where it fits
Begin with the decision your team needs to make. If the question is about effort, start with time and task context; if it is about a review signal, define the policy and access expectations first; if it is about reporting, keep the source record visible.
Work management
Track Pilot AI brings time capture, work context, monitoring signals, review, and reporting into a workflow that can be explained from one step to the next.
Choose the project, task, and work record that matter.
Use activity, screenshots, webcam settings, or idle prompts only when relevant and supported.
Resolve questions before reports or supported billing output.
The useful connection
A feature list is only useful when the pieces connect. The workflow pages below show how each capability contributes without pretending that any single signal explains the whole of work.
In practice
A team can organize a task, record time, review context, approve the entry, and use it in a report without switching to a different mental model at every step.
Review the features and current plans, or contact the team with a specific requirement.