PrimeTime is a menu-bar time tracker that marks and divides your time exactly how you want. Label every span with key: value dimensions, then query where the day actually went — right from your Mac, no account required.
What it does
PrimeTime treats your time like data — dimensioned, queryable, and yours. Four ideas hold the whole product together.
PrimeTime's flexible label system — inspired by Prometheus metrics — attaches key: value dimensions to your time, so it's queryable across any axis you invent, not filed into one rigid hierarchy of categories.
Multiple concurrent timers, flexible after-the-fact editing, and note-taking — because real work overlaps, gets interrupted, and needs correcting.
See where the day actually went — across feature work, meetings, and more — in calendar and chart views built from your own labels.
Derive detailed statistics across multiple axes, and export your time data in a common format — JSON first — to integrate with your bookkeeping services.
PrimeTime Pro-Move
Correlate repo and work-type labels with commits, PRs, and delivered outcomes — time data joined against the forge's record of what shipped.
PrimeTime Pro-Move
Drive several agent loops across multiple projects at once — labels and notes leave a trail of breadcrumbs, so you re-orient in seconds and never lose the thread.
A look inside
How it works
PrimeTime lives in the menu bar and works offline from the first launch. Start a blank timer or a saved quick-start — the clock is running before you finish the thought.
Attach key: value dimensions — repo, area, client, whatever you invent. Your time becomes queryable data, not a fixed folder tree.
See the day in calendar and chart views, export JSON for the books, and — when you want multi-device and multi-user — sync through your own PrimeTime server.
Add PrimeTime to your menu bar and start tracking in one keystroke. Bring your own server when you're ready for multi-device and teams.