No timer for every switch
Use automatic recording, and pause tracking when you need to.
drifty records Mac activity automatically, so you can review the day without starting a timer for every task.
The record begins with activity your Mac can observe. Automatic recording and AI classification are distinct parts of the experience.
See which apps were active, when an activity happened, and how long it lasted.
Permissions and supported connections can add window titles and context from web activity.
Review work, learning, and communication alongside the focus and drift in your day.
Accessibility permission helps drifty read active-window and supported browser context. The permissions screen shows the current state and the access the app needs.
drifty detects input inactivity to distinguish active use from time away. It does not infer the work you may be doing away from the screen.
Use automatic recording, and pause tracking when you need to.
Review activity details and classifications to add the context that matters.
Yes. While tracking is enabled, drifty records Mac activity automatically. You do not need a separate timer for each task.
The available activity information is limited. Active-window titles and browser context depend on permissions and connection state; check the permissions guidance in Settings.
It detects system input inactivity to distinguish time away. This does not require collecting the contents of your keystrokes.
The current public app supports Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later. See the download guidance for Intel Mac and other platforms.
Review what happened without relying on memory alone.