Automatic time tracker · macOS

Where did
your day go?

Understand where your day goes. An on-device model builds your timeline automatically, with no screenshots and no keystroke logging.

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OpenRize timeline with time entries and a day summary
01 Features

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OpenRize timeline with time entries and a day summary
01
Timeline

A timeline that builds itself.

An on-device model reads app focus and window titles and turns them into labelled time entries, grouped by project, so the day is already on the calendar when you look.

  • Entries, labels and projects
  • Day, week and month views
  • Tracking starts when you open it
02
Review

Confirm suggestions instead of typing them.

Low-confidence entries are flagged for review with the model's confidence next to them. Confirm the AI's suggestions in one pass and the timesheet is done.

  • Review queue with confidence
  • Timesheets and invoices
  • Manual stopwatches too
03
Day summary

Work hours, categories and top apps at a glance.

The day summary totals work hours against a target, splits time by category and ranks the apps you actually used, without exporting anything to a dashboard.

  • Work hours vs target
  • Time by category
  • Top apps
02 Screens

Light and dark, every screen.

03 Privacy

Flip the label.

Classification runs on Apple Silicon. Zero cloud egress, and the engine is open source.

Data Linked to You The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
  • Screenshots Time trackers like this usually capture your screen every few minutes and upload it to their cloud, whatever is on it.
  • Keystrokes Usually logged as you type, which can include private messages, notes and passwords.
  • Browsing History The sites and pages you visit, usually uploaded and tied to your work profile.
  • Location Apps like this usually log your IP address or GPS position, which shows where and when you work.
  • Usage Data Which apps you use and for how long, usually sent to a server for the vendor or your employer to analyze.
  • Identifiers Device and advertising IDs that let companies recognize you across different apps and websites.
Price
$12/mo per seat
04 Compared

OpenRize vs Rize.

The short version. The full side-by-side has a source for every claim about the other app.

Price
Free and open source
Platforms
macOS
Screenshots and keystrokes
None, ever
Where data is processed
On your Mac. No cloud.
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