Product

TeamsTestimonialsPricing

Integration

Rize + Trello

Connect Rize with Trello to track time spent on cards and boards automatically. No timers — billable hours are captured in the background and synced via Zapier.

The problem

Why Trello alone isn't enough

Trello is a visual project management tool, not a time tracker. It has no built-in time tracking — teams rely on Power-Ups like Toggl or manual logging to record hours against cards. This adds friction and creates inconsistent data.

For agencies and freelancers billing by the hour, the gap between work done and work logged is the most expensive problem in the business. Short tasks, card-to-card context switches, and Slack discussions about Trello cards rarely get tracked because no one starts a timer for a 5-minute task.

Rize captures all of this automatically. It runs in the background, detects when you are working in Trello (and every other app), and categorizes time by client and project using AI. Via Zapier, that time data can flow back to Trello cards or directly to your invoicing tool.

What you can do

Automatically track time spent on Trello cards and boards

AI categorizes hours by client, project, and task type

Connect to Trello via Zapier — sync time entries to cards

Track time across all tools, not just Trello

Generate billable hours reports by client or board

Privacy-first — no screenshots or keystroke monitoring

Key benefits

What you get with Rize

Time tracking without Power-Up friction

Skip the Toggl Power-Up timer. Rize tracks time automatically in the background across every app you use — not just Trello. No buttons to click, no timers to remember.

Accurate billable data for every card

Rize captures the full picture: time in Trello, plus time in Slack, email, Figma, and browsers working on the same project. Your client invoices reflect actual work, not estimates.

Works with your existing Trello workflow

Rize does not change how your team uses Trello. Cards, boards, and lists stay the same. Time data appears automatically — no new habits required from anyone on the team.

Flexible data routing via Zapier

Send Rize time data to Trello card comments, to your invoicing tool, or to a spreadsheet. Zapier connects Rize to 6,000+ apps so time data goes wherever you need it.

How to set it up

1

Install Rize on your Mac or Windows computer

2

Rize automatically tracks your time in the background

3

Create a Zapier account and connect Rize + Trello

4

Configure Zapier to send time entries to Trello cards or your invoicing tool

5

Review and approve time entries weekly in Rize's dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, via Zapier. Rize tracks your time automatically and you can send time entries to Trello cards, comments, or custom fields using a Zapier automation. Setup takes about 5 minutes.

For teams that forget to start timers, yes. Toggl's Power-Up requires clicking a timer button on every Trello card. Rize tracks time automatically in the background — no clicks, no timers, no forgotten entries.

Yes. Rize captures billable hours by client and project automatically. Via Zapier, those hours can sync to Trello cards as comments or custom fields, or flow directly to your invoicing tool.

Yes. Rize tracks time across every application — Trello, Slack, email, design tools, code editors, and browsers. All of it is categorized by client and project, giving you the complete picture of where hours go.

No. Rize is privacy-first — it never takes screenshots, records keystrokes, or captures screen content. It only reads which application is in the foreground to categorize your time.

Rize has native desktop apps for macOS and Windows. Time data syncs to a web dashboard accessible from any browser for reviewing reports and managing data.

Need help with this integration? Contact support

Join hundreds of thousands of people who made Rize a core part of how they work.