Data stays local
The core activity history is designed around local device storage instead of hosted team analytics.
Private time tracker for Mac
A local-first time tracker for people who do not want a surveillance dashboard.
Trackr measures keyboard and pointer activity state on your Mac, turns it into active and idle slices, and keeps the resulting timeline focused on personal rhythm.
No content capture
Trackr does not need the content of what you type, file names, browser history, or screenshots to show activity state.
Simple signal
Five-minute slices, active time, idle time, and a focus score keep the output readable.
What local-first means here
Trackr is built for personal check-ins: what parts of the day were active, where idle drift appeared, and how consistent recent days have been. It is not a manager console, employee monitoring tool, or team productivity scorecard.
A private tracker is useful because it narrows the question. Instead of asking a cloud service to analyze every app, site, and project, Trackr gives you a local shape of the day that is quick to read and easy to ignore when you are done.
Trackr for Mac
Private activity tracking for $4.99 once.
Keep the shape of your day readable without a cloud dashboard or subscription.