ClockZen quietly records the apps and websites you use on your Mac, in Chrome, and on Android, then turns them into a clear daily report. No timers to remember, no spreadsheets.
Most people guess where their hours went. ClockZen measures it from the apps you actually use, then gets out of the way.
Reports
ClockZen turns raw activity into a report you can read in a glance: total tracked time, your best day, and how much of it went to work that matters. Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly views show whether the pattern is improving.
Apps & websites
Every app and domain ClockZen sees gets a rank: Focus Work, Other Work, Neutral, Personal, or Distracting. Change any of them, ignore a source entirely, or delete everything tracked for it. Your reports follow your rules, not ours.
Focus sessions
Start a focus session with an intention and a length. In the Mac app, a session can block the apps and sites you choose while it runs. Finished sessions land in your focus history next to the activity they protected.
The desktop app queues activity while you are disconnected and syncs when the network comes back.
Set a limit for a distracting site or a goal for focused time and get notified when you cross it.
Sensitive domains covered by ClockZen privacy filters are dropped before they reach your reports.
Share check-ins with people you choose. Nothing about your activity is shared unless you set it up.
The first report shows up as soon as a tracker has seen a few minutes of work.
Sign up in the web app with an email and password. No card, no trial clock.
Download the Mac app, add the Chrome extension, or install the Android app, then sign in once.
ClockZen records which app or site is in front of you. Open today’s report whenever you want the picture.
ClockZen needs to know which app is in front of you and for how long. That is the whole job, so that is all it collects.
Read the full privacy policy for service providers, retention, and deletion.
ClockZen is free to use. There is no paid plan, no trial that runs out, and no checkout. Every feature on this page is included.
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Something missing? Email support@clockzen.com.
Yes, for automatic tracking. The web app shows your reports and runs a focus timer, but a browser tab cannot see which other apps you use. Install the Mac app, Chrome extension, or Android app to record activity.
The name of the app or website in the foreground, a window or page label, the domain, and how long it was active. It never records screen contents, keystrokes, or message content. The privacy policy lists every category.
Activity syncs to your ClockZen account so reports work across your devices. ClockZen does not sell personal data and does not use your activity for advertising.
macOS on Apple silicon and Intel, Google Chrome through an early extension build that you load manually, and Android through a directly downloaded APK. Reports work in any modern browser. Windows and Linux desktop apps are not available.
Nothing. ClockZen has no paid plan, trial, or checkout today, and signing up never asks for a card.
The ClockZen server is a Node.js API backed by SQLite, but a supported self-hosting guide is not published yet. Today the hosted web app at app.clockzen.com is the supported way to use ClockZen.
Yes. Delete everything tracked for a single app or site from Apps & Websites, or delete your whole account from Settings. If you cannot sign in, use the account deletion page.
Create an account, install a tracker, and read your first report before lunch.
