TimeMark isn't just feature-rich—it's thoughtfully designed. Every capability serves a purpose: helping you understand your habits, optimize your time, and achieve your goals.
TimeMark monitors your device usage continuously, capturing which application window is currently in the foreground (active). Unlike screen recorders or keystroke loggers, TimeMark only tracks foreground application time—giving you accurate usage data without invading your privacy.
Every application is automatically assigned to a category: Productivity, Development, Social Media, Entertainment, Gaming, Communication, Web Browsing, Creative, Education, or Utility. These categories help you understand not just which apps you use, but what types of activities dominate your day.
TimeMark preserves your usage history indefinitely (until you choose to clear it). This means you can analyze trends over weeks, months, or years. See how your habits change over time, identify seasonal patterns, and track your long-term progress toward your goals.
The daily screen time graph visualizes your usage hour-by-hour, showing peaks and valleys in your activity. This helps you identify your most active hours, spot irregular patterns, and understand your natural productivity rhythms.
The category pie chart gives you a bird's-eye view of how you split your time across different types of activities. This high-level view is incredibly valuable for identifying imbalances.
Ever wonder when you're most productive? The time-of-day breakdown divides your screen time into Morning (6-12), Afternoon (12-5), Evening (5-9), and Night (9-6), showing you when you're most active.
"Schedule deep work during your peak hours"
"Identify problematic late-night usage"
For granular analysis, the application usage table lists every tracked app with precise time measurements. Sort by usage time to find your biggest time consumers, search for specific apps, or filter by category.
Your data is yours. Export your usage history at any time in standard formats for deeper analysis. Analyze any custom date range.
(Productive Time / Total Screen Time) × 100
Tracking productivity once is interesting. Tracking it over time is transformative. TimeMark shows if you are improving, regressing, or staying consistent.
Productivity is personal. For a developer, VS Code is productive. For a designer, Photoshop is productive. For a writer, Google Docs is productive. TimeMark gives you complete control.
Think carefully about your goals:
Open Applications section → Find app → Toggle "Is Productive". Your score updates automatically.
Beyond binary productive/non-productive classification, TimeMark supports unlimited custom categories. Create as many as you need. Assign apps to multiple categories if they serve different purposes.
"You primarily use VS Code during Morning (6-12)"
"Communication apps are consuming 40% of your screen time"
Focus Mode implements the classic Pomodoro Technique: work in focused intervals (traditionally 25 minutes), followed by short breaks (5 minutes). After completing 4 work sessions, take a longer break.
The human brain can maintain peak concentration for only 20-30 minutes before attention starts to wane. By working in short bursts, you harness your highest-quality attention repeatedly throughout the day.
60m Work • 10m Break
Complex projects, coding, writing.
25m Work • 5m Break
Email, routine tasks.
45m Work • 10m Break
Research, learning skills.
Any Duration
Fit your unique rhythm.
Gentle chimes to alert you it's break time. No jarring alarms.
Maintain momentum by automatically starting breaks when work ends.
Block or pause notifications from distracting apps during focus sessions.
Set a daily limit (e.g., 8 hours). TimeMark tracks usage and alerts you as you approach it.
75% used: Gentle notification ("2 hours remaining")
90% used: Warning notification ("48 mins remaining")
100% used: Limit reached
Set individual daily limits for specific applications. Powerful for managing time-sink apps.
The Alerts page shows live stats: Current usage, Time remaining, and Status indicators (Active, Near Limit, Exceeded).
TimeMark automatically discovers and tracks all applications on your system. On first launch, apps are categorized using intelligent defaults. You have complete control to override these defaults.
With hundreds of applications potentially in your list, finding specific apps is easy. Filter by Category, Productivity Status, Tracking Status (tracked vs ignored), or Visibility (hidden from reports).
"You primarily use Chrome during Evening (5-9)"
"Usage increased 25% compared to last week"
Select multiple apps to categorize, hide, or limit them all at once.