MeetChronoid.Stop guessing how long you worked on each project.

• Track apps, websites, documents, and coding activity automatically instead of relying on manual start and stop timers.
• Review and edit a timeline, add manual entries, assign work to projects, and handle activity that happens outside a browser or app window.
• Categorize work with rules, including compound conditions and regular expressions, to make reports more useful for clients or personal review.
• Create time, billing, invoice, and productivity reports, then export or filter them by client, project, and date range.
• Use focus tools such as a Pomodoro timer and system-level website blocking to make distraction patterns actionable.
• Keep data locally and use current local-AI, Apple Intelligence, cloud-AI, MCP, calendar, or Screen Time features according to the selected configuration.

Chronoid is a good fit for freelancers, developers, and knowledge workers who want automatic local time tracking with stronger reporting and focus tools than a simple stopwatch. It is especially useful when missed timers make billing or self-review unreliable.

Automatic tracking is inherently sensitive, and feature maturity can vary as the app evolves. People who need team timesheets, web access, or cross-platform accounts may prefer a service designed around those requirements.

Chronoid requires macOS 14 or later and stores its activity database locally. Optional iCloud sync, cloud AI, and task integrations change that boundary; integration tokens are stored in the Mac's Keychain and linked entries are sent to the selected service. Automatic activity tracking is sensitive even when local, so review exclusions and reports before sharing them with clients or employers.

Chronoid costs $49 for a one-time license.