The free version turns calendar CSV exports into a cleaner OpenAir review-and-fill workflow. The paid version layers on direct calendar imports, reusable templates, and team-friendly automation so organizations can cut down weekly timesheet effort at scale.
Both versions are built to reduce repetitive OpenAir entry. The free version is perfect for CSV-based weekly use. The paid version is aimed at heavier personal workflows and team rollouts.
Use the free extension when you already export calendar data to CSV and want a faster way to scan projects, map categories, preview the plan, and fill the current OpenAir week.
The paid version is designed for people and organizations that want less manual setup each week and more repeatable workflows across recurring projects and teams.
The free version does one thing well: it takes a CSV-based calendar export and helps you turn it into an OpenAir timesheet with less clicking and less cleanup.
Read the available projects and tasks from the page you already have open so mappings stay grounded in the real week you are filling.
Turn calendar CSV categories into the right project and task combinations, then reuse those saved mappings again next week.
Preview rows, catch conflicts, and resolve unrecognized entries before the extension fills or clears anything inside OpenAir.
Switch between dark and light themes inside the extension popup. Your preference is saved locally in Chrome for the next session.
OpenAir time entry is not just an individual nuisance. Across a team, even a small reduction in weekly effort can add up to dozens of hours saved every month.
100 employees spending 30 minutes each week on timesheets adds up to about 50 hours every week.
If that workflow drops to 2 minutes each, the same 100-person group spends only about 3.3 hours per week.
That is roughly 46.7 hours saved every week, before counting fewer errors, fewer rebuilds, and less context-switching.
The workflow is intentionally simple: scan, map, review, and fill. No extra dashboards, no external service setup, and no separate login.
If you spend the end of every week reconstructing your time from calendar exports, status meetings, and half-remembered work blocks, this extension is meant to cut that routine down to a clearer review-and-fill pass. The same workflow becomes even more valuable when a delivery org wants consistency across dozens of people.
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