Cloky is a native iOS and macOS app for developers who track time during the day and need to log that work in Jira.
The app started from a common end-of-day problem: the work is done, the time was tracked somewhere, but Jira still needs clean worklogs. That usually means switching tools, copying notes, checking issue keys, and rebuilding the day from memory. Cloky keeps that step small.
Cloky connects to Timing or Toggl and also supports manual entries, then shows tracked work in a clear daily or weekly view. Developers can review titles, notes, projects, durations, Jira keys, and sync status before pushing worklogs to Jira Cloud. Entries can be filtered, searched, checked for existing Jira worklogs, and pushed only when they are ready.
On macOS, Cloky fits into a desktop workflow with a native SwiftUI window, toolbar actions, search, filters, manual timers, and a command palette for quick pull and push actions. On iOS, the same workflow is available on the go, with list and week views designed for reviewing recent work from a phone.
Cloky is not trying to replace a developer’s existing time tracker. It works as a bridge between the tools many teams already use. A developer can keep tracking time in Timing or Toggl, add manual entries when needed, and use Cloky to turn that tracked work into Jira worklogs with less cleanup.
For teams that care about accurate Jira time tracking, Cloky reduces the repetitive part of the process. It helps developers review their work while the context is still fresh, avoid duplicate logging, and spend less time at the end of the day reconstructing what happened.