Toggl export → dashboard

Your Toggl export, your billing dashboard.

Run the Detailed report in Toggl Track, download the CSV, and see billable amount over time, your top clients, projects and tasks, and billable versus non-billable — without building a Toggl report.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

Toggl's report builder is fine for one number at a time. The Detailed CSV already holds the whole picture — drop it and this lays out billable amount over time, your top clients and projects, and where the unbilled hours hide.

i. export

Run the Detailed report

Toggl Track → Reports → Detailed → Download → CSV. The export carries Start Date, Client, Project, Task, Duration, Billable and Amount (USD).

ii. detect

Amount becomes the metric

Amount (USD) is read as currency and used as the headline. Start Date sets the time axis. Duration stays as HH:MM:SS text, so the dashboard keys off Amount instead.

iii. read

Clients, projects, tasks

Total billed, the trend, top clients, projects and tasks, and a billable split — click any bar to filter everything down.

02 · The views

The billing read Toggl makes you build.

What you actually invoice on, arranged automatically from the raw Detailed export.

  • 01

    Billed amount over time

    Amount (USD) plotted by Start Date, so the trend in what you can invoice is obvious.

  • 02

    By client and project

    Client and Project become breakdowns — see which account and which job earned the most.

  • 03

    Billable vs not

    The Billable column splits billed work from the rest, so unbilled time stops hiding in the totals.

  • 04

    Private by default

    Your time entries are parsed locally. They never leave your browser — verify in DevTools → Network.

"I download the Detailed report and the billing picture is just there — by client, by project, no pivot table."
— a freelancer
03 · FAQ

Toggl dashboard questions.

Which Toggl export works?
The Detailed report export (Reports → Detailed → Download → CSV). Any Toggl CSV with a Start Date, an Amount (USD) column and Client/Project/Task fields works.
Yes. Amount (USD) is the headline metric, broken down by Client and Project. Duration is stored as HH:MM:SS text rather than a number, so the dashboard keys off the Amount column instead of trying to total the times.
Yes — click any bar or slice (client, project, task or billable) and the whole dashboard recomputes against that filter.
No. The CSV is parsed and aggregated entirely in your browser. The file never touches a server.
Toggl writes Duration as an HH:MM:SS string, which a CSV reads as text, not a number. Amount (USD) is already a clean decimal, so it makes the most reliable headline metric and trend.