# Chrome Web Store Listing Draft

## Product name

Time-2-Notion

## One-line summary

Track billable time in Chrome and save reviewed entries to your Notion database.

## Short description

Time-2-Notion helps freelancers, consultants, and small teams track project time and write clean time-entry records into Notion.

## Detailed description

Time-2-Notion is a lightweight time tracker that connects to the Notion workspace you authorize. Choose your Projects/Products, Tasks, and Time Entries data sources once, then use the popup to start a timer, stop for review, adjust rounded billable minutes, and save the entry to Notion.

### Highlights

- Start and stop a timer from the Chrome toolbar.
- Pick a project/product and task from your shared Notion data sources.
- Add an entry title and optional short note.
- Review actual time versus rounded billable time before saving.
- Enter manual elapsed time when you forgot to start the timer.
- Export/import setup values for safer beta upgrades; OAuth tokens are excluded from backups.
- Use light or dark UI based on your system appearance.

### Notion setup required

The beta requires a Notion public connection and OAuth relay URL. A public production release should use a first-party onboarding flow or hosted relay so users do not need to configure developer credentials.

### Privacy-forward behavior

Time-2-Notion only requests the permissions needed to connect with Notion, keep local extension state, and contact the configured OAuth relay. It does not read page contents from arbitrary browser tabs, collect browsing history, or sell data.

## Category candidates

- Productivity
- Workflow & Planning

## Language

English

## Support URL placeholder

Replace with the production support page or email before submission.

## Privacy policy URL placeholder

Publish `docs/privacy-policy-draft.md` as a stable public web page before submission and use that URL in the listing.

## Reviewer notes draft

Time-2-Notion is single-purpose: it helps users create reviewed time-entry records in a Notion workspace they authorize. Broad HTTPS host access is currently used only because beta users may enter their own OAuth relay URL. The production release should prefer a narrowed first-party relay host; if not narrowed, explain why users need to contact an arbitrary HTTPS relay they configure.