WWTT
A passive macOS time tracker that captures itself. Screenshots, OCR, call recording, transcription — all on your Mac.
Stop entering hours. Stop forgetting what you worked on. WWTT watches what you do and helps you label it at the end of the day.
Screenshot of your active display, the frontmost window's title, the URL of your active browser tab, the subject of your selected mail. Zero typing required.
Apple Vision reads the text in every screenshot. Search, summarize, never lose track of what was on your screen at 14:20 last Tuesday.
Detects Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Slack huddles, WhatsApp, and FaceTime. One click records both sides; whisper.cpp transcribes locally — German and English.
Daily reminder opens an inbox of captured records, intelligently batched by app and topic. Click a project to assign — or skip the day, your records keep building.
See where the week went at a glance. Export totals to your invoicing tool. Day-strip visualization shows your time as colored blocks.
SQLite on your Mac. No accounts. No telemetry. No background network calls. The app uses Apple's hardened runtime and is sandbox-ready.
Designed to disappear into the menu bar. Show up only when you ask.
Your day, laid out as a 24-hour timeline at the top, then a smart inbox of batched records below. Project pills are one click away. Idle time shows up as a single collapsed row you can dismiss with a button.
Records are batched by app + window title. Calls absorb the screenshots taken during them — no clutter.
Every call you record shows up as a single inbox row with the platform icon, time range, transcript snippet, and a phone-icon detail popover with the full transcript and dual-track audio playback.
Recording is one click from the menu bar — never automatic, never silent. Auto-stops when the call ends.
Above the inbox: a compact card showing time-per-project totals for the day. Color-coded pills match the day-strip blocks above.
"Mark day done" archives the records and bumps the next day's reminder.
Three ingredients. No more.
Every 10 minutes WWTT silently records your active app, window title, browser URL, mail subject, and a screenshot. Calls trigger separate audio recording with one menu-bar click.
Vision OCRs each screenshot. whisper.cpp transcribes each call. Everything runs on your CPU, no network roundtrips, no leaks.
End-of-day notification opens a smart inbox. Records are batched, calls absorb the screenshots taken during them. Click a project to label, or hit "Mark day done" and move on.
WWTT has no servers, no accounts, no telemetry. Network access is disabled at the entitlement level. Models for transcription are downloaded once from Hugging Face on your explicit request — after that, everything runs offline. The SQLite database, screenshots, audio, and transcripts all live in ~/Library/Application Support/WWTT/, which only your user account can read.