The Screen Time
alternative for Mac
Timecard tracks where your Mac time goes, splits the browser into real websites, keeps it forever, and every evening prints your day as a timecard. No account. Nothing leaves your Mac.
$5 for the first 1,000 · then $9 · then $29 · one-time payment · 14-day refund


Your AI gets a timecard too.
Timecard 2 reads the history your AI coding tools already keep on your Mac, and puts it next to your day: what it did, what your plan is really worth, and what your agents got done while you were away.
READS, FROM THIS MAC
YOUR AGENTS' TIMECARD · TODAY
When your AI was working, next to when you were.
YOU ON SCREEN
0h 00m
AGENTS WORKING
0h 00m
WHILE YOU WERE AWAY
0h 00m
API VALUE · 7 DAYS
$
What your plan is really worth
Every request priced at the API's list price, next to what your plan costs for the same days. Prices from Anthropic and OpenAI, your plan read from each tool.
CLAUDE CODE
Current session
Resets in 1h 12m
Know before you hit a limit
Your Claude and Codex limits as rings with reset countdowns. A notification at 80% and 95%, and another when it resets.
Ask Timecard⌘J
Ask anything about your time, from any screen. Apple Intelligence works it out on your Mac, from your own history.
You were on screen for 7h 49m today, mostly in VS Code, Figma and Linear. Your longest focused stretch was 1h 52m, before lunch.
A brief for every day
Today and Week open with two sentences on where the time went, written on-device from your numbers.
x.com
Daily limit 30m
13m
17m left today · 13m used
Daily limits for any app
Set 30 minutes on x.com, or two hours on Slack. A nudge at 80%, a notice when the time is up.
Work
Social
Fun
It files itself
Apps and sites Timecard hasn't seen before? Sort them with AI in one click. You can still re-file anything.
Timecard 2, in 59 seconds.
Sound on · captions included
Ask your agents where your time went.
Timecard has an MCP server. Claude, Codex and Cursor can read your Timecard and answer from your own history, without opening a single file themselves.
WORKS WITH
YOUR AGENT · ASKING TIMECARD
demo dayAgents
Claude, Codex and Cursor can ask about your time.
{ "mcpServers" : { "timecard" : { "command" : "/Users/you/.timecard/mcp" } } }
Set up in Settings
Open Settings › Agents, copy the block for your agent, and paste it in. Your licence is enough, and agents can ask as often as they like.
screen_time
A day, a week, or any dates: categories, top apps and sites, punch in and out.
app_time
One app or site, the hours you used it most, and what's left of its daily limit.
hours
Hour by hour, when you were on screen and when you were focused.
ai_usage
Time, tokens, cost, projects, models, plan limits, and when your agents were busiest.
Nothing is sent anywhere. Agents get the numbers, not the text of your chats.
01
Screen Time, as a real app.
Apple's Screen Time is a page in System Settings that forgets after four weeks. Timecard is a window, a menu bar readout and a printer, and it keeps every day you've ever had.

Today. The day on a 24-hour dial, hour by hour, top apps, and today's card printing live. Real screenshots, real day.
02
Every evening, your day prints out.
At the time you choose, a card feeds out of the notch one line at a time, with a printer tick and a trackpad tap per line. Every number on it comes from your real day.
Slack thanks you for your loyalty.
74 visits today.
ONE LONG BLUR CALLED “CHROME”
03
Websites, not just “Chrome”.
An afternoon in the browser is four hours of “Chrome” in most trackers. Timecard reads the host of the front tab every few seconds and splits that time into github.com, x.com and the rest.
Safari, Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge and other Chromium browsers. It reads the site's name only, never the page, the title or what you type.
04
Same day, two receipts.
Screen Time hands you a slip that fades after four weeks. Timecard itemises where the day really went, and keeps the receipt.
SYSTEM SETTINGS · TODAY ONLY
№ 0274 · KEPT FOREVER
05
Today's total, one glance away.
A punch-card glyph and today's screen time sit next to the clock, counting as you work. Click it for the day at a glance.
- Punch in and out, and a strip of the day by category
- Your top five apps and sites, with visits
- Pause tracking, print early, or open the window
Try it: click the menu bar item, pause, hover the strip.
THU 1 OCT
5h 12m
In 08:51
Out now
Hover the strip
07
What you do never leaves your Mac.
A screen time tracker sees every app you open and every site you visit. Timecard writes all of it to one file on your machine, and nothing about your day crosses the line.
THIS MAC
timecard
.sqlite
10,535 sessions
~/Library/Application Support
THE INTERNET
0
BYTES ABOUT YOUR DAY
08
Also included.
The smaller things that make it yours.
Weeks of history on day one
Import the app history macOS already kept, so the charts are full from the first minute.
Deep work and streaks
Unbroken 25-minute runs in productivity apps, a ring toward the 3-hour stamp, and streaks you can keep.
Any range you like
Today, yesterday, 7 or 30 days, a month, or any range on the calendar, with a typical day hour by hour.
folds into “+ 14 MORE” on the card
Hide from cards
Keep an app off your printed and shared cards. It still counts in your totals.
Your day, your hours
Up past midnight? Choose when the day ends, so late nights count toward the day before.
File it your way
Productivity, Social, Entertainment or Other. Move any app or site and every chart follows.
09
Pay once.
Keep every card.
$5 for the first 1,000, rising in steps to $29 as licences sell. No subscription, and every update is included.
one time, every update included
$5 for the first 1,000 licences, then $9
$5
First 1,000 · now
$9
Next 100
$29
Regular price
- Every feature and every update, for good
- Both papers, all share backdrops, unlimited cards
- 14-day refund if it is not for you
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel · No account
TIMECARD
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