Time tracking that lives in your tray

Start a work session with one click, take breaks without losing your thread, and see exactly where the day went — in one quiet desktop app.

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Built for focused work

Tymar tracks work and break sessions from the system tray, organizes them under projects and tasks, and keeps a history you can trust.

Start with one click
Begin a work session straight from the system tray — no forms, no start screen, no tab to keep open.
Projects and tasks
Group every entry under a project and task, so each hour lands in the right bucket automatically.
Breaks that count correctly
Step away without guessing. Breaks are tracked separately from focus time and folded back into your day.
Local-first, synced when you want
Session state and settings live on your device. Sign in to sync projects, tasks, and history.

Everything a tracked day needs

From the tray click to the end-of-day history, each feature keeps your time accounted for without asking for attention.

Tracking that starts before you think about it

Tymar lives in your system tray. Pick a task, click start, and get on with your work — the timer keeps running even when the window is closed, and the tray readout shows elapsed time at a glance.

Screenshot of the live session view with elapsed time and break controls.

Every hour in the right bucket

Organize work into projects and tasks, then switch context in one click without losing the running session.

Screenshot of the project and task pickers.

Your day, accounted for

Every session — work and breaks — lands in a searchable history with edit support and a dashboard that rolls your time up by day, project, and task. No more reconstructing the week from memory at 6pm on Friday.

Screenshot of the history list and time dashboard.

Pick a task. Press start. That's it.

The whole loop fits between two sips of coffee.

1

Pick a task

Choose the project and task you're working on from the tray menu or the command palette.

2

Work — breaks included

Start the timer and focus. Take a break whenever you need one; Tymar keeps the two apart.

3

See where the day went

Stop the session and it's already in your history, rolled up by project, task, and day.

Tray iconStart, stop, and breaks⌘/Ctrl KCommand palette

Frequently asked questions

The practical details people ask about before downloading.

Get started today
Download Tymar or inspect the open-source project before installing it.