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Timing

Tracks where your time goes on your Mac, automatically

MacFrom $9

The verdict

At $108 a year for the base plan, this is a time tracker for people whose hours are worth money. It records the apps, sites and documents you use on your Mac, so there's no timer to forget, and rules sort that activity into projects for you. Data stays on your Mac unless you turn on sync, and Setapp subscribers get the Expert features at no extra cost.

The Useful TechResearched and written with AI under our rulesUpdated 14 Oct 2026

Get it if

You bill clients by the hour and keep forgetting to start a timer when you switch tasks.

Skip it if

You only want a rough daily total, and Screen Time in System Settings shows app usage for free.

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What it helps you do

  • Track billable hours without starting a timer
  • See which apps and sites ate your day
  • Sort tracked time into projects automatically
  • Export timesheets as PDF or a spreadsheet

What it really costs

Pay once or subscribe? Drag to see the total after each year.

  • Yearly plan
  • Monthly plan
  • Setappalso includes 250+ other Mac apps

Pay-once totals leave out paid upgrades to future major versions.

Plans and prices

  • Professional

    $108

    $108 a year, or $11 a month, for 1 Mac, with basic reports, AI activity summaries and limited web app access

  • Expert

    $132

    $132 a year, or $14 a month, for 2 Macs, adds full web app access and customizable reports

  • Connect

    $192

    $192 a year per user, or $20 a month, for 3 Macs per user, adds 2-way ClickUp, Linear and Clio sync, a Web API and Zapier

  • Setapp

    Included

    Included in a Setapp subscription with the Expert features but no web app access, with a 7-day free trial

What changed

  1. Version 2026.6

  2. Added to The Useful Apps

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The details

Runs on
Mac
Requires
macOS 14 or later
Version
2026.6
Menu bar app
Lives in the menu bar
Free trial
Try the paid version first

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