This guide covers how to track time within Dart using Toggl Track. You can always track time in Dart directly without this integration using our native time tracking feature instead.
To use Toggl seamlessly with Dart, you can utilize the Context Menu feature of the Toggl Track browser extension along with the browser version of Dart. This method allows you to turn any task name or description in Dart directly into a time entry.
Prerequisites
A Toggl Track account
The Toggl Track browser extension installed on your browser
Using Toggl Track with Dart
Click the Toggl Track icon in your browser’s toolbar and ensure you are logged in to your workspace
Open Dart Navigate to your Dart workspace (e.g.,
app.dartai.com) and open the view containing the task you want to work onSelect Your Task Use your mouse to highlight the text of the task you are about to start (e.g., "Design new onboarding flow")
Right-Click With the text highlighted, right-click (or Control-click on Mac) to open your browser’s context menu
Start the Timer Select the option that says Start timer with description "..."
The extension will automatically use the text you highlighted as the description for your time entry.
Managing your entry
Once the timer is running, the Toggl icon in your browser toolbar will turn pink. To add more details:
Add Project/Tags: Click the Toggl icon in the toolbar. A popup will appear where you can assign a Project, Tag, or mark the entry as Billable
Stop the Timer: Click the Stop button in the popup or right-click the extension icon and select "Stop timer
