Find the drifty page that matches your workday.
drifty is one Mac time analysis product, but people arrive with different questions: how AI classification works, whether manual timers are needed, or how focus and drift show up in a specific workflow.
Start from the question you are trying to answer.
These pages are organized by product decision, not by separate products. Pick the one that matches what you need to understand first.
AI time tracker
Classify app, site, and window context into focus, drift, admin, and research.
Automated time tracking
Capture the Mac day first so review does not depend on manual timer discipline.
Private time tracking
Keep raw activity local by default and make analysis or sharing explicit choices.
Productivity tracking
Separate useful work from drift when the same apps can do both.
The same product, different workdays.
Role pages explain how the same capture and classification model applies to common work patterns.
Use cases FAQ.
Are these separate drifty products?
No. These pages describe different ways to understand the same drifty product: automatic Mac capture, AI classification, and focus and drift insight.
Which product page should I start with?
Start with AI time tracker for classification, automated time tracking for capture, private time tracking for data boundaries, and productivity tracking for focus and drift review.
Why have role pages at all?
Developers, freelancers, and students often use the same apps for different kinds of work. Role pages explain how context changes the meaning of the activity.
Start with the strongest question.
If the search is about meaning, start with AI time tracking. If it is about capture, start with automated Mac tracking. If it is about privacy, start with private time tracking.