Productivity tracking that shows where attention actually went.
drifty helps you see whether your day was focused, fragmented, or slowly pulled off course, even when the same app did useful work in one session and distraction in another.
Productivity tracking needs context, not just restraint.
A blocker assumes a site is always bad. A timer assumes you know exactly when work starts. drifty takes a different path: capture the day, classify the context, and show where focus held or drift formed.
- Spot repeated checks that become longer drift sessions.
- Separate learning, research, and entertainment on mixed-use sites.
- Review focus blocks by day and week instead of relying on a single score.
- Use aggregate focus totals for optional leaderboard participation when you want competition.
Focus signals worth separating.
Focus and drift are patterns in context, not permanent labels for an app or website.
Productivity tracking FAQ.
Is drifty a website blocker?
No. drifty is a time analysis product. It helps you review where focus held and where drift formed instead of blocking sites outright.
Can the same app be both focus and drift?
Yes. That is one of the core reasons drifty uses context-aware classification instead of treating every app or domain as permanently productive or distracting.
How do leaderboards fit into productivity tracking?
Leaderboard participation is optional and based on aggregate focus totals, not raw app, site, window, or session history.
Stop guessing where focus went.
drifty gives your Mac day enough context to explain focus and drift patterns.