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Automatic time tracking for Mac & Windows

Your workday, in focus.

See where your time goes, make room for deep work, and turn tracked activity into clear client hours.

macOS 12+ and Windows 10+. Free core tracking, no card.

Focus
FocusNow Focus page: a 25-minute Pomodoro timer and today's summary with a Focus Score of 88
Timecards
Timecards timer running for a client project, marked billable

Real app screens with sample data.

Your day, without the guesswork.

FocusNow notes the app, window and site in front of you. Open it at the end of the day and the day you actually had is waiting.

Productivity
Productivity view: 28h 40m of focus in 37h 6m active this week, with focus time, top app and a focus trend chart
Which apps and sites
Top apps, top sites and categories, sorted by the time you really spent.
Which hours
Set working hours and read your focus inside them, apart from evenings and weekends.
Which patterns
A focus trend, Focus Score by hour and a calendar that reopens any tracked day.

Make room for your best work.

Pick a task, start a session and let the timer hold the line. When you finish, the session is saved with its real length.

  • Pomodoro or Deep Work

    25 and 90 minutes by default. Change any length from 1 to 180 minutes.

  • The task stays in view

    Time spent against your estimate, and roughly when you'll finish.

  • Focus Music when you want it

    Stations and background noise in the top bar. Nothing plays until you press play.

    • Lo-fi
    • Jazzy
    • Night
    • Rainy
    • Ambient
    • Brown noise
    • Pink noise
    • White noise
How focus sessions work
Focus
FocusNow Focus page in dark theme: Pomodoro timer, today's Focus Score and a task list with time spent against estimates

See the patterns behind your day.

Four views you'll keep coming back to, all built on the same automatic record.

Know where the hours went

Top apps, sites and categories for any date range, next to your Focus Score and distraction share.

Automatic time tracking
Top apps this week: Code 17h 40m, Google Chrome 7h 6m, Figma 4h 13m, Notion 2h 44m

A finished day, summarized

Choose a day and AI writes a short summary with highlights and recommendations, based on that day's records.

About the AI daily report
Recommendations from an AI daily report, such as keeping the first two hours for deep work

Any day, back to your first

Open a day on the calendar and see what you worked on, title by title.

Calendar and your data
Four calendar days, each with tracked time and time on timecards
Early access, free for now

Client hours you can explain.

FocusNow keeps the record. You decide what belongs to which client, then prepare a work statement you can stand behind.

  1. Review

    Look back at the day

    Apps, sites and window titles are there for any day you open.

    Activities
    Activities column for Focus: Code 17h 40m, Figma 4h 13m, Notion, Slack, Zoom and Mail
  2. Choose

    You pick the project

    Add tracked records to a timecard or run the timer. Project, rate and billable are your call.

    Timecards
    Running timer with the project Orbit Web App selected and Billable switched on
    Timecards
    Timecard entries that carry 1 and 3 tracked records as evidence
  3. Prepare

    Create a work statement

    Billable entries gather per client. Finalize a statement, then export it as PDF or CSV.

    Billing
    Ready to bill: hours and amounts per client, each with a Create statement button

A work statement is a record of your work, not a tax invoice. FocusNow doesn't send invoices or collect payments.

How timecards work

Clear about what it records.

Recorded

  • The app in front of you
  • Its window title
  • The site's domain in your browser
  • Active, idle and away time

Never recorded

  • Screenshots
  • Keystrokes or clipboard
  • Camera or microphone
  • What's inside your files

Records are saved on your computer first and tracking keeps going offline. While you're signed in, they sync to your account, encrypted in transit and at rest.

Read the privacy policy

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Free core tracking

Automatic tracking, focus sessions and your Productivity views. No trial clock and no card.

Early access, free for now

Client tools in early access

Timecards, billing and reports are free during early access. We plan to include them in a paid Pro plan later and will share the terms before anything changes.

See pricing

Questions before you install

Question not answered? Write to us

Is FocusNow free?

Core tracking, focus sessions and Productivity are free, with no card. Timecards, billing and reports are free during early access. We plan to move them into a paid Pro plan later and will announce the terms before that happens.

Which computers does it run on?

macOS 12 (Monterey) or later on Apple Silicon or Intel, from our download page, and Windows 10 or later (64-bit) from the Microsoft Store. There is no Linux or mobile app.

What does FocusNow record?

The app in front of you, its window title, the site's domain in your browser, and whether you're active, idle or away. It never takes screenshots or logs keystrokes.

Does it assign my time to clients automatically?

No. You choose which tracked records go on a timecard and which project they belong to. FocusNow keeps the record and does the arithmetic.

Is a work statement an invoice?

No. It summarizes your work for a client and exports as PDF or CSV. FocusNow doesn't issue tax invoices or collect payments. You can add your own invoice number to a statement.

Does it work offline, and can I take my data with me?

Tracking keeps going offline and syncs when you're signed in and back online. Settings → Account exports all of your data, and you can delete your account at any time.

Start with today.

Install FocusNow, work as usual, and open it this evening to see your day.

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Mac and Windows. From download to tracking in under two minutes.

Focus
Today's summary: Focus Score 88, 6h 45m of focus in 7h 56m active, 3 sessions completed
Timecards
Timecards timer running for a client project