TimeAudit

Explainable Mac time reports for freelancers and tiny studios

Problem

Existing Mac activity trackers are either ugly, overpriced, overly complex or record too much and drain the battery, and many users avoid granting permissions over privacy fears. People who want a real time audit end up juggling several tools and still cannot tell which client or project ate their week.

Solution

A native Mac app that infers real usage from keyboard, mouse and foreground-app activity without uploading anything. It clusters time blocks by project, client and app, produces weekly reports and billable time summaries, and exports straight to invoices and bookkeeping tools.

Users

Freelancers, consultants and small studios that need to bill clients by hours

MVP

Foreground app and input activity sampling; tagging by project and client; weekly and billable time summaries; one-click CSV/PDF export; fully local storage

Revenue

One-time license at $25-39; separate multi-device team license

Why now

Remote and freelance work made proof of time a real need, while open-source options are too technical and commercial ones are overbuilt, leaving a gap one person can fill