No bloated SaaS. No browser tabs. Just a native Linux app that looks like your terminal, tracks your time, and respects your data. Local-first. Cloud when you want it.
Every feature designed around how developers actually work. Keyboard-first. Dark mode only. No modal hell. No corporate bloat.
Start, pause, and resume timers with a single keystroke. Track every second without leaving your flow state.
Pomodoro starts automatically when you begin a task. 25/5 cycles by default, fully configurable. Notifications via native OS APIs.
Organize by project → task → subtask. Statuses, tags, priorities. Filter via CLI commands like :filter @backend #bug.
Visualize work vs. break balance. Health Score from 0-100. Streak tracking. Because sustainable pace beats burnout.
Set hourly rates per project. See revenue in real-time as the timer runs. Export invoices in Markdown or PDF.
Runs natively on Linux. AppImage and .deb are available today. AUR and Flatpak are next. No Electron bloat.
Built with tools developers trust. Fast, safe, and designed to last.
Your data stays local. Always. Cloud sync is optional — and cheap. No limits on projects, tasks, or timers. Ever.
We were tired of browser-based time trackers that felt like enterprise software. So we built the one we wanted to use.
Your projects, tasks and time entries stay on your machine. Account access is optional and is reserved for future sync features.