Rinkta

About Rinkta

Rinkta attacks agency time tracking by removing it. Instead of asking a team to start timers or fill timesheets, it watches the systems where work is already recorded — Asana, GitHub, Linear and Slack — captures each completed item, estimates the hours it represented, and assembles those estimates into a client-ready draft invoice. The explicit promise is that nobody changes how they work: engineers keep closing issues and merging pull requests, and the billing artefact assembles itself behind them. The second half of the product is the part agencies actually lack, which is profitability per client. Because Rinkta knows both captured work and configured rates, it can show what each client really costs versus what they are billed, with budget tracking and alerts on higher tiers and project profitability reports that make an unprofitable retainer visible before renewal rather than after. Supporting features cover invoicing, project and task management, work logs and an AI assistant, so it can serve as the whole agency admin layer or slot alongside an existing PM tool. Every plan includes unlimited projects, clients and team members, with the price ladder gated on team-size bands and a monthly operations allowance instead of per-seat billing — an unusual and welcome shape for an agency tool, where seat pricing normally punishes exactly the growth the vendor wants.

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