Automatic desktop time tracker app

During a typical hour of desktop work, you go through a spreadsheet, an email client, a meeting, and a project app, often without a break between them. Manual time tracking assumes you will notice each transition and log it in the moment, but in practice, most transitions happen too fast and too often to catch by hand.

You can try to reconstruct the details from your memory later, but you can expect the data to be inaccurate. This is why hindsight-based time logs are way less accurate than logs generated as the work happens.

People rely on desktop tracking when they need to reconstruct how their time is actually spent. That’s why freelancers and agencies billing by the hour, consultants and legal professionals logging in small increments, and teams trying to estimate future projects based on real past data often use it.

Because the activity timeline is generated automatically, you don’t have to remember your day; you can simply review what was already recorded and turn it into logged, billable hours.