Reduce memory gaps
Record what happened during the day so your review is based on evidence, not guesswork.
Weekly time tracking and review
Time Activity Tracker: See Where Your Week Actually Goes
Log what you actually did throughout the day, review your time by category, and turn your weekly review into a clear picture instead of a vague memory.
This week’s time logWeekly view
09:00Deep work
13:30Study and reading
20:00Exercise and life
See your time mix
Use category totals to spot where your attention and energy really went.
Build a weekly review habit
Look back at your week with a simple timeline that makes next week easier to adjust.
Core features
A lightweight workspace for time logs and weekly reviews
This tool is built for quick after-the-fact logging, simple categories, and a weekly view that shows the real shape of your time.
Weekly time blocks
Log your day in 30-minute blocks and place scattered activities back onto a complete weekly timeline.
Category-based time audit
Group work, study, life, and other activities so you can see which areas took the most time.
Weekly review
Review your week by day and by category to answer what moved forward and whether your time matched your priorities.
Local-first with optional sync
Start tracking in your browser without an account, then create one later if you want to sync across devices.
Use cases
For people who want a clearer record of their time
- Review how workdays were actually spent across deep work, meetings, and admin tasks
- Track time spent on learning, reading, exercise, or long-term personal habits
- Spot weekly patterns and reduce the blank feeling of not remembering where the day went
FAQ
What to know before you start
Who is this time tracker for?
It is for people who want a simple weekly review, personal time audit, study log, or work rhythm tracker. It focuses on what you actually did, not complex project management.
Do I need an account?
No. You can start with local browser storage. If you want to sync your records across devices, you can create an account later.
How is this different from a to-do list?
A to-do list tracks what you planned to do. This time activity tracker records what actually happened and how much time each area took.
Can I review time by week?
Yes. The app includes a weekly view and a weekly summary so you can review both daily time blocks and category totals.
Start this week with a clearer view of your time
Open the app to create categories, log activities, review your week, and decide later whether you want account-based sync.
Open the app