Klokki for Mac
Rule-based automatic time-tracking
Klokki for Mac launched on May 15, 2019 with 349 votes, #33 of 3,072 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.
In plain words
Klokki for Mac is an automatic time-tracking tool designed for freelancers and makers who frequently forget to start and stop timers during work. Instead of manual tracking, the software uses customizable rules to automatically monitor time spent on tasks. Users maintain control over what gets tracked through these rule-based settings, eliminating the need to remember to log time while working. The application integrates with Mac systems and design or development tools, making it useful for creative professionals and developers.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
From the sources
Klokki was created to solve an annoying issue that many freelancer and makers face, which is forgetting to start and pause a timer, during the work. The solution is automation, but we knew that people still want to control what should be tracked. Enter — rule-based automatic time-tracking.
Klokki enables you to keep track of every single second with the help of automatic time-tracking. Trigger the timer by starting your work with the files, apps, or websites you use.
To everyone who has supported Klokki over the years — thank you . Your trust, patience, and enthusiasm have meant more than you know. I also want to acknowledge something I've been silent about: in the past years, I stepped away without offering you clarity. No updates, no messages. This letter is here to share what happened, and what comes next. The app emerged during a company split with my former co-founder. Suddenly I was on my own without the technical experience needed to re-release the app as Klokki and then keep it moving, but with a strong desire to continue building the app. I reached out to a long-time friend, someone I had built another app with before. With his support, Klokki…from klokki.com
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