> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tuturuuu.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Track

> Timers, session history, time requests, management, and analytics.

Track (`track.tuturuuu.com`, `apps/track`) is the private workspace time-tracking
app. Its timer, session history, requests, and management areas share workspace
identity and permissions with the platform.

| Destination | Route | Use |
| - | - | - |
| Overview | `/{wsId}` | Review time summaries and the overview timer |
| Timer | `/{wsId}/timer` | Work with running time sessions |
| History | `/{wsId}/history` | Review and manage recorded sessions |
| Requests | `/{wsId}/requests` | Time-entry/request workflow |
| Management | `/{wsId}/management` | Permission-gated management workflow |

## A reliable tracking workflow

Start the session in the intended workspace, verify the running state, and
review the saved session after stopping. History and analytics describe stored
records; the live elapsed display is a local presentation of running state.
A request or edit can have its own approval/access constraints. An app's summary
is not evidence that a pending mutation or offline edit has synchronized.

The native timer has additional device behavior documented under
[Mobile timer](/platform/features/mobile-timer). Web and mobile share domain
concepts, but background execution, offline recovery, and shell navigation are
platform-specific. [Calendar](/platform/applications/calendar) scheduling and
[Tasks](/platform/applications/tasks) progress remain distinct from recorded
actual work time.

## Access and maintenance

Track resolves the actor through its app session, then checks workspace access
and permissions. Time histories, requests, and management pages are noindex.
The public Track description is served by Web's product page.

Use the [Track route reference](/reference/repository/routes/track) to locate
handlers, and [Data fetching](/platform/architecture/data-fetching) to extend a
shared client contract rather than adding app-local raw browser API calls.


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