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Dayflow understands all the work you do, helping you reflect on your progress and chart the way forward.
It is open source under the MIT license. It is auditable, transparent, and you own the code. Read Dayflow’s open-source vision.
See everything you’ve worked on and what you’ve spent time on in a day. See your progress and never wonder where your day went.
Commit time to the work that matters. Dayflow tracks your progress and transforms effort into tangible accomplishments.
Dayflow automatically summarizes your progress so you can instantly write updates without relying on your memory.
We care deeply about privacy and designed Dayflow to work securely across both personal and enterprise use cases. Learn more on our Privacy page.
See and modify the code, build it yourself. Dayflow is open sourced and licensed under the MIT License.

All screenshots are stored locally on your machine.

Dayflow can be easily configured with local AI with maximum security. Nothing leaves your computer.

Dayflow does what people want from an automatic time tracker for Mac: a truthful record of where your time went, with zero manual timers or tags. But instead of charts of app usage, you get a readable story of your day. Think of it as a time tracker that grew into a work journal. It’s free, open source (MIT), and everything stays on your Mac.
Traditional trackers log app names and show you charts. Dayflow understands what you were actually working on - it can tell “researching on YouTube” from “watching cat videos” - and writes your day into a visual timeline with summaries, so you never tag or categorize anything by hand. And it’s free, open source, and everything stays stored on your Mac.
Yes. You have full control. In Local Mode (using Ollama/LM Studio), your data never leaves your device. If you choose Gemini or ChatGPT/Claude, data is sent to the respective providers for analysis, but you can configure privacy settings. Recordings and databases are always stored locally on your Mac. Dayflow is open-source (MIT license), so you can verify exactly how your data is handled.
The recording process is extremely lightweight (around 100MB RAM, under 1% CPU). If you use Cloud AI (Gemini/ChatGPT/Claude), the impact remains minimal. Local AI inference is more demanding on your GPU and battery, so we recommend plugging in during long sessions if you go fully offline.
It’s for developers, freelancers, and knowledge workers who want a truthful, automated log of their day. If you want to own your data and stop guessing where your time went, Dayflow is for you.
Absolutely. You can start/stop recording instantly from the menu bar. You can also automate it using Shortcuts (via deeplinks). You have full access to delete recordings and data from your local folder at any time.
It depends on the model you choose. Gemini and ChatGPT/Claude generally offer the highest accuracy and narrative quality. Local models are improving rapidly but may be slightly less detailed. You can switch providers at any time to find the best balance for your needs.
Dayflow is free and open-source (MIT Licensed). You can use it for free with Local models or Gemini’s free tier. Using ChatGPT or Claude requires their respective paid subscriptions (Plus/Pro) to access the API via CLI.
Dayflow is a native macOS app built with SwiftUI. It requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later.