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Hourbrook notes the app, window and page in front, draws your day as a brook and drafts your entries. Titles and addresses stay on the Mac. Below is a sample day: pick memories, then log them.
Free beta · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon
Install it once, then just work. Here is one day with Hourbrook, printed out: what it did, and the two minutes that were yours.
Notes the app and page in frontevery 2 s
A coffee, 12 minutesstill work
Claude works, you waitstill work
A call in Zoomcounted
Your day, drawn as a brookready
Pick memories, log them2 min
Week sheet and invoiceready
What syncsentries only
A timesheet you didn't type0 timers
A small item in the menu bar, and a main window with your day, week and tasks. A native Mac app, quick and quiet, with everything it learns kept on the Mac.
Apps, window titles and web addresses go into a database on your Mac, and sync never sends them. Suggestions are learned on the Mac, from entries you logged.
What syncs is what you log: its title, project and time, and any note you add. A test plants a secret app, title and address and fails if entry sync puts any of them in a request.
Hourbrook is for the person doing the work, not for watching them. So it counts time the way you'd count it yourself.
2 entries, 13:00–15:00, 15:30–16:15
Picked 2h 10m → logging 2h 45m (+15m rounding, +20m joined gaps)
Three pieces of an afternoon with two breaks between them. Pick a limit and see them become three entries, two, or one.
Nothing while it's in beta. After that, Solo stays free; Solo Plus is $4 a month billed yearly; teams are free up to five people. All the plans
Does it take screenshots or log keystrokes? No. It notes the app in front, its window title and the address of the browser tab. No pictures of your screen, nothing you type.
Where does my activity go? Into a database on your Mac. Sync sends only what you log. If you connect Claude, its answers carry your logged time, totals and agent time per repository, never titles or addresses.
Does the AI run in the cloud? Drafts do not: they come from a small model trained on your Mac from entries you logged. Claude, if you connect it, is Anthropic's cloud model.
Can my manager see my day? No. A team sees the entries people chose to log. Apps, titles and addresses are never synced.
Does a break count against me? No. Short breaks fold into your work, calls count, waiting on an agent counts, and nothing is deducted for idle time.
Why does macOS warn me when I open it? The beta isn't notarized by Apple yet, so macOS can't check it and won't open it on its own. Allow it once in System Settings › Privacy & Security (Open Anyway); after that it opens like any app.
Does it run on an Intel Mac? Not yet: the beta is built for Apple silicon. Pick “Intel Mac?” by the download and we'll email you when there's a build for Intel.
Is there a Windows version? It's in the works, with the same rules. Get told when it's ready.
Do I need an account? Yes, during the beta the app asks you to sign in. Your activity still stays on the Mac.
What does it cost after the beta? Solo is free, Solo Plus is $4 a month billed yearly, teams are free up to five people. Pricing.
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$1401h 45m
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