Billing flexibility just got a major upgrade. With custom task rates, you can now define specific hourly rates for different types of work within a single project. For example, you can charge $120/hour for development tasks and $80/hour for design — all within the same invoice.

This update is perfect for agencies, studios, or freelancers who wear multiple hats and want more detailed, client-transparent billing.

What’s new:

• Set individual hourly rates per task

• Task rate overrides the default project rate

• Time entries and invoices now reflect task-specific pricing

You’ll find this feature inside the Tasks tab within each Project. It’s billing, your way.

We’ve improved our Slack integration to help your team stay on track and informed — without leaving your workspace.

With the new update, Mojave can now send:

• Daily reminders via DM if you haven’t tracked any time

• Project activity alerts to shared team channels

• Invoice notifications to ops or billing groups

These updates are lightweight, customizable, and ideal for async teams who rely on Slack for day-to-day ops.

Setup tips:

• Go to Settings → Integrations → Slack

• Choose what types of notifications you want

• Connect any workspace channel or individual DM

It’s time tracking that fits into your flow – not the other way around.

Managing invoices just became more organized. You can now tag invoices and use filters to quickly find what you need.

Whether you’re handling multiple clients or tracking billing cycles, this feature helps you stay on top of things without spreadsheets.

What’s new:

• Add custom tags like #retainer, #paid, #Q1

• Filter by client, project, status, or tag

• Bulk export filtered invoices to CSV or PDF

This is especially useful for finance teams, quarterly reports, or reviewing your history with a single client.

Check it out now under the Invoices tab – and say goodbye to endless scrolling.

Time tracking from meetings has never been easier. Mojave now previews your synced Google Calendar events directly in the Time view.

This means you can quickly convert events into tracked time — without retyping or guessing the details.

New experience:

• See a preview of upcoming events

• One-click to convert to a time entry

• Mojave suggests project, task, and notes automatically

It’s a fast, clean way to capture your day — especially if you live by your calendar.

Don’t forget: You can configure which calendars sync and how often under Settings → Integrations → Google Calendar.

For our developer users and automation nerds: the Mojave CLI just got more powerful and easier to work with.

You can now set default values for your workspace — like a default project — so you don’t have to pass them every time.

What’s included:

• mojave config --project [project_id] to save a default

• mojave config to view or reset your CLI settings

• Defaults apply to all future time tracking commands

This is especially handy for scripts or recurring entries tied to one project. It reduces clutter, speeds up commands, and just makes the CLI friendlier overall.

To get started, make sure you’re using mojave-cli v1.3+.