Time that knows what you actually worked on.
A timer that lives in your Mac's notch, tracks time onto the task you're on, and counts activity fairly, including the hours Claude Code, Blender and your builds put in while nobody's typing.
Free while in beta · Mac now, Windows coming soon · Works in your browser
Hover the notch, or click around the app. It's the real thing, with sample data.Tap the notch. It's the real app, with sample data.
Fair activity
Low input isn't idle when the machine is working.
Most trackers only count keys and clicks, so a three-hour render or an agent writing your code looks like slacking. Time Tracker sees the work: agents, processing, builds and calls count, shown apart from hands-on time, and your Mac stays awake while they run.
A real Tuesday
6h 00m tracked · 36% hands-on
9am to noon, ten minutes a bar
- AgentsClaude Code, Codex, Gemini and other coding agents working on your task.
- ProcessingRenders, exports, encodes and simulations in Blender, After Effects, Resolve, ffmpeg, or any app you were just using.
- BuildsXcode, Docker, compilers and big installs.
- CallsZoom, Teams, FaceTime and Webex meetings.
Features
Everything a focused day needs, one hover away.
The island in your notch holds the timer, Plum, your sounds and your music. The Mac app does the rest quietly.
Plum, the buddy you can just talk to
Press ⌘⇧Space and say what you're doing in your own words. Plum finds the task, starts the clock, sets the pomodoro, plays the sounds, or makes the task if it doesn't exist yet.
Pomodoro
Focus rounds and breaks. The timer pauses during breaks and picks the task back up after.
15:30
Ambient scenes
Rain, a fireplace, a café, the ocean, a lo-fi beat. Made live on your Mac, so they never loop.
Cozy
Rain
Storm
Lo-fi
Forest
YouTube Music
Sign in once, then play, pause and skip from the notch while the timer runs.
Midnight City
M83
Screenshots, your way
Taken at random moments. Blur them, see every one, delete what shouldn't be there.
Idle, handled
Away from the desk? Time Tracker asks when you're back: keep that time, or drop it.
You were away 14 min
Keep that time?
Works offline
Time is saved on your Mac first and syncs when you're back online. Nothing is lost on a plane.
Every screen, live
See it before you install it.
Not screenshots: the real Mac app, notch island and web app, running here with sample data. Click around.
The running task, a big clock that ticks, a pomodoro that counts down, and today in one view.
For teams
Admins see the team. Everyone sees their own.
- The whole team, liveWho's working on what this minute, with a running clock and their latest screenshot.
- Activity you can trustHands-on and machine time apart, so a render or an agent run isn't mistaken for idling.
- One set of rulesScreenshots, blur, idle time and manual time, set once for everyone's app.
Team now
3 of 5 working right now
- SRSam RiveraYouClaude Code is working
2424 :1818 5.4h today - MCMaya ChenBlender is rendering
5151 :0202 6.1h today - PNPriya NairOnboarding emails
1212 :4040 4.2h today - TBTom BeckerOn a break · 12 min agoIdle3.1h today
- ADArnulfo DiazLast tracked 2h agoIdle1.9h today
This week
Get Time Tracker
Start in your browser. Add the Mac app for the notch.
One account for both. Try them right here.
In your browser
A web timer, timesheets and reports. Free account, no card needed.
Web timer
Homepage hero animation
- Web timer on any task
- Timesheets and CSV
- Team now for admins
- Reports by project
On your Mac
The notch island, Plum, fair activity, screenshots, sounds and music.
- Lives in the notch
- Counts agents and renders
- Pomodoro, sounds, music
- Works offline
Windows is next: the same island at the top of your screen.
Questions
Ask Plum. Plain answers.
Plum says
What counts as activity?
Hands-on time, plus the work your machine does while you're hands-off.
- Keyboard and mouse input counts as hands-on time.
- An agent (Claude Code, Codex…), a render or export, a build or a call counts as machine time, shown apart.
- Quiet time is still tracked. Idle only gets flagged after a few minutes of nothing, and you choose whether to keep it.