Desktop app · in development

See where your computer time actually goes.

A calm way to understand your screen habits, with enough detail to make the next small choice feel clear.

For people who want a clearer picture, not another productivity score.

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A quieter starting point

Look first. Choose second.

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Make the invisible visible

01 / A clearer measure

Start with what happened.

The first useful step is not a recommendation. It is seeing your computer activity in a shape you can actually understand.

The detail that matters

Time, gathered by app, category, and day.

Product direction

Your time

Built around
your own data

See clearly

A focused view of computer activity

no score attached

Screen timeSee the whole picture
ApplicationsFind what takes space
PatternsNotice what repeats

Patterns become easier to act on when they are visible without being judged.

02 / The shift

From overload to something you can look at.

No automatic life overhaul. Just a focused view that helps you compare what you expected with what your day actually held.

01

Notice

Start with a clear record of the time that is already there.

02

Understand

See your days by app, category, and the patterns between them.

03

Choose

Decide on one small next step, without a score or a lecture.

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03 / The tone

Useful enough to be honest. Gentle enough to be yours.

Your screen time is not a character assessment. It is information. The product is being shaped around that distinction: clear observations, plain language, room for your own next step.

See your patterns. Choose your next step.

04 / Before the first version

A clearer picture is a good place to start.

The app is still taking shape. If this way of looking at screen time feels useful, start a conversation with Sashka.

Start a conversation
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A small next step is still a next step.