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Uses the calendars already on your Mac: iCloud, Google, Exchange and any other account in System Settings. Events are read on your Mac and never uploaded.
Time tracking for macOS
Press Command Shift H in any app, type what you're working on, press Return. TimeBolt is a keyboard-driven time tracker for the Mac, and everything you log stays on your Mac.
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For macOS 26 or later. No account needed.
How TimeBolt reads it
One line, every detail
Quick Entry understands a short, forgiving syntax. Only the activity is required; add the rest when it helps.
activityActivity@categoryCategory, descriptionDescription #tag1 #tag2Tagslunch -30mStarted 30 minutes ago and ends now.
research for 2hA fixed two-hour block starting now.
9:00-10:30 meetingA range, from 9:00 to 10:30 today.
14:30 codingStarted at 14:30 and still running.
Features
TimeBolt stays out of the way until you need it, then gets you back to work.
Command Shift H opens a small panel over whatever you're doing. Type a line, press Return, carry on. Suggestions come from your own history.
Forgot to start one? Log it after the fact with -45m or 9:00-10:30. TimeBolt works out the start and end for you.
Your day as a list and a timeline. Step between days with Option Command Left Arrow and Option Command Right Arrow. Jump to any date with Command D.
Totals by activity, category and tag for today, this week, this month, the last 30 days or all time. Filter down, then edit many entries at once in the Details panel.
Run TimeBolt as a full app or from the menu bar alone. Command Shift S stops the timer from anywhere.
Bring your history with you and take it all out again, any time, as plain CSV. Your time is never locked in.
Meetings you attended appear on Today's timeline as suggestions. Accept one and it becomes an entry. Nothing is logged until you say so.
Type an issue key like ENG-123 or paste its link. The entry links back to the issue, so you can open it straight from your timeline.
Integrations
Integrations read from your accounts so entries can link to real work. They never change anything on the other side.
Uses the calendars already on your Mac: iCloud, Google, Exchange and any other account in System Settings. Events are read on your Mac and never uploaded.
Connect with a personal API key and the issues assigned to you show up in Quick Entry. Sign in with Linear is on the way.
Task links from more trackers, and sending your time to the timesheet tools your team uses.
Privacy
TimeBolt is a Mac app, not a web service. Your entries live in a database on your Mac, and the app works fully offline.
Built for the Mac, for people who would rather type than click.
Coming soon
TimeBolt isn't available to download yet. Write to support@timebolt.cloud if you'd like to hear when it is, or to try an early build.
Requires macOS 26 or later. Questions first? Read Support or write to support@timebolt.cloud.