Native Apple Silicon .app bundle. Multi-device sync via iCloud / Dropbox / SyncThing. Branded PDF invoices. Idle prompt. Week calendar. Same data files as the Windows build - one licence covers both.
Mac build status: covers the day-to-day workflow on Apple Silicon.
Tracking, customer pick, week calendar, idle prompt, branded PDF invoicing, CSV export, and multi-device sync via your own folder all work today. Additional UI polish (compact-mode transparency slider, in-app customer-management screen, modern toast notifications, sortable today's log) ships in future Mac releases. The app is ad-hoc signed, so macOS Gatekeeper asks for one click on first launch (see steps below). Full Apple notarisation is on the way as Mac sales fund the Apple Developer Program.
Start / stop timers per customer or case. Switch with one click. Weekly grid view with click-to-edit. Tags. Notes per entry.
When you go idle for the configured threshold, the app asks: keep, discard, or split (allocate the gap across customers).
Same invoice generator as Windows - your logo, company address, VAT number, customer name and the period covered, line-itemed by project at the per-customer rate.
Export weekly totals to CSV for accountant handoff. Import a third-party CSV (e.g. from a previous tracker) to bring your history along.
Point the app at any folder you already replicate. Mac at the office, Windows laptop on the road - both see the same data automatically. No vendor cloud account.
Reads the title of your active browser tab to auto-detect Salesforce / Dynamics / Jira / etc. records. Manual tracking works without the permission.
Available on Windows for the floating mini timer. Lands on Mac in a future release.
Sortable Name / First seen / Last used / Hours / Billable view of every customer in one window. Windows-only today.
Idle prompt and approval messages currently use system dialogs on Mac. Modern in-app toast banners arrive in a later Mac release.
Today's entries can be sorted by start time, duration, customer or billable on Windows. Mac currently shows them in chronological order only.
Removes the Gatekeeper "Open Anyway" step on first launch. Costs EUR 99/year for the Apple Developer Program. Funded by Mac sales.
Currently Apple Silicon only. Universal binary (Apple Silicon + Intel) is on the backlog if there is enough demand.
macOS 13 (Ventura) and later, Apple Silicon (M-series) only. Intel Macs are not supported in the current build. The app is a native .app bundle built with Avalonia 11 on .NET 8.
Core day-to-day workflow is solid (tracking, customer pick, week calendar, idle prompt, PDF invoicing, CSV export, multi-device sync). UI polish from the latest Windows release - compact-mode transparency slider, customer-management screen, modern toast notifications, sortable today's log - lands in a future Mac release. Same data files as Windows, so you can switch between platforms freely.
The app is ad-hoc-signed but not yet Apple-notarised. macOS Gatekeeper will refuse to run it on first launch. Right-click the app, choose Open, then click Open in the dialog. One-time per machine. Full notarisation arrives once Mac sales fund the EUR 99/year Apple Developer Program subscription.
Active-window detection on macOS requires Accessibility permission. The app shows a yellow banner on launch when permission is missing - click Open System Settings, find Workforce Time Tracker under Privacy and Security and Accessibility, toggle it on. Without the permission, manual time tracking still works fully.
Yes. Both clients write the same JSON file format. Point both at the same iCloud / Dropbox / OneDrive / SyncThing folder and they will see each other's entries automatically. One licence covers both platforms - no separate Mac SKU.
Same product on Windows and macOS. One licence covers both.
Download the Mac trial