
tokiori
See how you really spend your work week — in 30 seconds.
What it does
tokiori is a free work time visualizer that eliminates the weekly "what did I do?" struggle. Every Friday, you spend 15 minutes digging through Slack and calendars trying to reconstruct your week. Tools like Toggl exist, but manual logging is too much friction. tokiori takes a different approach: just press Start, pick a category, press Stop. No task descriptions, no tags, no project hierarchies. tokiori automatically generates your timeline, weekly category charts, and task rankings.
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