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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 14English

    Show HN: I've built a automatic, and offline time tracker with offline AI

    Threshyr is an offline, privacy-first desktop time tracker that automatically logs app and website activity, categorizes work sessions by focus level, and generates billing summaries without cloud dependencies. Built by product designer Affan Bajwa, it offers a single yearly price ($29 pre-release, $58 regular) as an alternative to monthly SaaS time tracking tools like Toggl and Harvest.

    By affanBajwa
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 11English

    Swiftime tracking you can talk to, with an API for AI agents

    Swiftime is an AI-powered time tracking app that lets users log work hours by typing or speaking natural language descriptions like '2h redesigning homepage for Acme yesterday.' The app automatically parses these sentences to populate client, project, duration, and date fields, with Pro plans offering an API for AI agents to create entries programmatically.

    By tomazaria
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 09English

    Show HN: Timex – Automatic time tracking for macOS, 0 bytes uploaded

    Timex is a privacy-first macOS menu bar app that automatically tracks time spent in applications without manual timers or subscriptions. It records app usage second-by-second, displays data in customizable timelines, and includes features like break reminders and stay-awake mode, with local-only data storage and MCP integration for querying.

    By donk8r