Trackr Bar – a macOS menu bar app for tracking AI usage and costs

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Trackr | Private Desktop Activity Timeline<br>Private Mac activity tracking.<br>Trackr turns on-device keyboard and pointer activity into a calm local timeline, so focus, idle drift, and daily rhythm stay easy to read.<br>Download for MacDSee the timelineT<br>macOS 11+ / local history / private by default

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trackr://local/today

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Today<br>May 27, 2026 / 12:00 AM

Focused<br>0.0h<br>0% active

Observed<br>0.0h<br>0.0h idle

Captured<br>0%<br>12:00 AM

Stored<br>2d<br>local archive

Five-minute activity0% captured

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Focus score<br>0%

0.0h active0.0h idle

Recent rhythm<br>2 days

Timeline<br>A full workday, compressed into one readable strip.<br>Trackr keeps the important shape of the day visible: green for active stretches, red for idle drift, and quiet space for the parts that have not happened yet.

trackr://local/timeline

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Tuesday timeline<br>5-minute slices / local only

55% active

active<br>10.9h

idle<br>8.9h

covered<br>83%

Activity density

Archive<br>Recent rhythm without a spreadsheet habit.<br>The local history grid makes patterns obvious over weeks, but it stays lightweight enough to check in seconds.

trackr://local/archive

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Local archive<br>53 weeks / stored on device

synced locally

days<br>371

active avg<br>68%

exports<br>csv

Privacy<br>Designed for a Mac, not a management dashboard.<br>Your activity timeline lives on your machine. The UI focuses on personal visibility instead of team surveillance.

trackr://local/privacy

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Privacy model<br>personal visibility / local storage

Timeline database<br>On this Mac<br>Activity slices<br>Local history<br>Cloud dashboard<br>Not required<br>Checkout unlock<br>App handoff

Signal flow<br>Input<br>Timeline<br>Archive

What's inside<br>Everything the day needs, nothing it does not.<br>Quick personal check-ins, readable activity signals, and a quiet download path keep the page focused on the product.

Live activity ribbon<br>A full-day strip turns keyboard and pointer activity into an instantly scannable rhythm.

Focus score<br>Active and idle slices roll into a simple score while the workday is still happening.

Recent history<br>The archive grid shows how consistent your last few weeks have been without becoming a report.

Local by default<br>Activity data stays on your Mac instead of living in a shared cloud dashboard.

Mac-native shape<br>Trackr is built for the menu bar and uses a compact desktop rhythm instead of a browser admin panel.

Readable timestamps<br>Last update, day coverage, and daily totals are visible without digging through settings.

Input aware<br>The timeline reacts to real activity signals, so idle drift and focused work stay visually distinct.

Low-friction check-ins<br>Open it, read the day, and get back to work. The interface stays quiet on purpose.

Pricing<br>Simple pricing for personal tracking.<br>Pay once for Trackr and keep your private activity timeline on your Mac.

Lifetime<br>$4.99one time

Download for Mac<br>One-time purchase<br>Local activity history<br>Private macOS timeline

Download<br>Trackr is ready for your Mac.<br>Download the signed macOS build, keep your history local, and check the shape of your day from one focused interface.

Desktop<br>Native macOS app<br>Built around a local timeline and lightweight menu bar workflow for personal activity visibility.<br>Download for Mac

Local-first<br>Private activity history<br>Your activity slices and archive stay on your Mac, keeping the product useful without turning it into a cloud dashboard.<br>View privacy model

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