timr and AI: Is there an MCP server for timr?

The timr MCP Connector connects ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants to timr, for all timr accounts.

timr and AI at a glance

Official MCP server	Yes, the timr MCP Connector – for all timr accounts
Community MCP server	Yes, timr-mcp (by Michael Jauk, dectria)
Interface	REST API with OAuth2, documented on developer.timr.com
AI in the product	Connection to ChatGPT and Claude through the MCP Connector
Vendor	troii Software GmbH Time tracking

Status: October 2026. Checked against the vendor’s own sources, listed below.

timr by troii Software GmbH from Braunau am Inn, Austria, is software for time tracking, project times and drive logs. If you want an AI assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot to work with timr data, the first question is: is there an MCP server for it?

In short

Yes. timr offers its own MCP server, the timr MCP Connector. With it, you query working times, project hours, time accounts and absences directly in the chat, and create or change entries. According to timr, it is available for all timr accounts, regardless of the plan.

What timr offers itself

The timr MCP Connector. timr introduced it in 2026 together with the Jira integration and REST API 1.0. The assistant only sees the data and functions the signed-in timr user is allowed to use. According to timr, the available functions depend on the plan, the add-ons and the permissions.

A REST API. On developer.timr.com, timr documents a REST API with OAuth2, for your own integrations, for example with an ERP.

Data location. According to timr.com, the servers are in Germany.

How to connect timr to an AI assistant

The steps are in the timr support article (German). In short:

ChatGPT: Search for timr in the marketplace, open the timr app and sign in with your timr credentials. In a managed workspace, an administrator may have to enable the app first.
Claude: Under Settings → Connectors, add a custom connector with the server URL https://mcp.timr.app/mcp, then connect and sign in with your timr credentials. According to timr, this is the route for now, because the entry in Claude’s directory is still faulty.
Other MCP clients: The same server URL. If the client asks for its own OAuth client ID, a timr administrator creates credentials once.

According to timr, ChatGPT and Claude need neither administrator rights in timr nor your own API credentials. Each user signs in with their own timr account.

What this means for your company

The connector takes over the user’s rights. So the main question is not technology but approval: which AI assistants the company allows, and whether they may change entries. timr also recommends clarifying this before use.

If you prefer to use the REST API yourself, for example for your own agents, you can run your own MCP server. Michael Jauk of dectria published one as open source: timr-mcp in the timr-client repository.

Sources

What an MCP server is and how we build one: MCP servers by dectria

FAQ

Questions about timr and AI

Is there an MCP server for timr?

Yes. timr offers the timr MCP Connector at the server address https://mcp.timr.app/mcp. According to timr, it is available for all timr accounts, regardless of the plan.

How do I connect timr to Claude?

According to timr support, in Claude under Settings → Connectors, as a custom connector with the server URL https://mcp.timr.app/mcp. Each user then signs in with their own timr account. In Claude Team and Enterprise, only an owner of the organisation can add custom connectors.

Can the AI assistant also change data in timr?

Yes. According to timr, the assistant can create or update entries, for example a note on a time booking. It can only do what the signed-in timr user may do.

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