DayReplay
Automatic time tracking that never leaves your machine
What it does
Most time trackers either live in the cloud or stop at app names. DayReplay records your workday locally — apps, windows, and browser tabs — then reconstructs it so you review and bill in minutes. It reads metadata, not pixels: no screenshots, no keylogging. Everything stays in a local SQLite file you can open yourself; the only network call is an update check. Tab and URL context turns "Chrome for 4h" into defensible invoice rows. Windows and macOS, one license.
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