Productivity
Clockify
Overview
This plugin allows you to track, start and stop Clockify timers on your Elgato Stream Deck.
Basic
Title: Override the title being set by the plugin, leave empty otherwise
API Key: (required) Provide your 48 characters long Clockify API Key, which is required for the plugin to work
Workspace Name: (required) Write the name of the workspace you want to run/track timers in
Project Name: (optional) Provide the name of an existing project to run/track a timer for
Task Name: (optional) Set the name of the project-specific task
Timer Name: (optional) Specify a name for the timer you want to run/track
Tags: (optional) Provide a comma separated list of tags to be assigned to the timer
Note: If your tag contains a comma (WHY?!) use a backslash to escape it, e.g. tag1,tag\,2,tag3
Billable (optional) Check or uncheck the box to run the timer as billable or non-billable
Advanced
Client Name: (optional) Set the client name assigned to the specified project
Title Format: (optional) Specify the format for the title to be displayed on the button.
This can include any of:
{workspaceName} : The workspace name
{projectName} : The project name
{taskName} : The task name
{timerName} : The timer name
{clientName} : The client name
{timer} : The current timer value when running. Blank when not running
Refresh Rate: (required) Define how often the API is being called, the default is 5 Seconds
Server Url: (required) Change from the default URL to the API URL of your own/company instance
Note: Starting with V1.11 the URL should not end with /v1
Turns out that the current project queries didn't filter out archived projects, so if you had a project with the same name, but one was archived and the other one was active, Stream Deck Clockify couldn't find a project match.
This should be fixed now.
Version 1.17
Jul 20, 2026
Details
Type
Productivity
OS
Mac
Windows
Compatibility
Stream Deck 6.9 or later
Size
76.91 MB
Version
1.17
Language
English
Support
Profiles
No
Dial support
No
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