Timing

timingapp.com ↗

Automatically collect Mac app activity, then sort it into project time entries.

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What it does

Timing is a macOS time tracker that records activity in apps, documents and websites without requiring a timer for every task. Its Activities screen and timeline let users review those records and assign them to projects; manual time entries can cover meetings and other work away from the Mac. Calendar integration can add events as context for offline time.

A practical workflow starts with a small set of projects, then uses the Activities screen to categorize captured app usage. Timing's help pages describe a timeline that shows when apps and projects were active; selecting a time range or a suggested block can create an editable time entry. For a client timesheet, a user can review the suggested block, assign it to a project, and add a separate entry for a meeting or other time that the Mac did not capture.

The product page offers a 30-day trial, and its pricing page lists paid subscriptions rather than a permanent free tier. Because this is automatic activity recording, users should understand which active-window details are collected before enabling it; no privacy configuration or recording behavior was tested here. Timing is presented as a Mac app, so it is not a cross-platform team time-clock replacement.

Strengths

  • Captures app usage automatically and provides a timeline for later project assignment.
  • Manual time entries can cover offline work and fill gaps in automatically recorded activity.
  • Calendar events can help users account for meetings.

Watch out for

  • The automatic activity tracker is for macOS, not a general cross-platform employee clock.
  • Time away from the Mac is not captured automatically and needs a separate entry.

Best for

  • Mac users reconstructing project hours from app and document activity
  • Independent consultants preparing reviewed time entries for client billing

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