Time tracking that runs itself. Privately.
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Activity timeline
Every hour of your day, on the record.
Horario notes the apps, windows, websites and files you use, on your own computer. Spot a gap later and turn it into a time entry in a few clicks.
Auto-tracking
The timer starts when the work does.
Give each task a few rules.
Just start working. Horario starts the timer, or asks first if you prefer.
See how Horario fits the way you work.
Open the client's repository in your editor and the timer starts. Code review in the browser and the client's Slack channel count too, and a side project never does.
Rules can match:
- Code
- ~/clients/acme
- github.com/acme
- acme-dev
Focus on your work. Horario keeps track of where the time went.
Coming soon to the Mac.
Requires an Apple Silicon Mac with macOS 13 or later.

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Start and stop by hand, too
Rules are optional. Start and pause from the menu bar, a keyboard shortcut or the main window, and add or edit entries yourself.
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Tasks and folders
Organise your time the way you work: by client, by project, or both.
Review and report
Your week, added up.
Every task and its time entries in one place. Change a start time, or duplicate, move and merge entries.
Know what each hour earned.
Set an hourly rate for a task or folder and Horario works out the revenue. When the work is done, export a CSV or PDF report and send it to your client.
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Cloud Sync
Keep your tasks, folders, time entries and auto-tracking rules in step between your computers.
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CSV import
Bring your hours over from another tracker. Import a CSV file, Horario recognises the columns it knows, and you map the rest.
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Works offline
Horario needs no connection to track, so it works the same on a train or a plane.
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Private by design
Horario notes only the app, window title, website and file in front of you. It never uploads that record, and you can delete any part of it.
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Automatic backups
Horario backs up your data every day and keeps the last 30. Pick the folder yourself, such as one your cloud drive syncs, and restore a backup in a few clicks.
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Away from your desk
Come back from a break and Horario asks what to do with the time: keep it, stop the timer when you left, or stop it and start another.
We're here to help.
Got a question, found a bug or have an idea? Check the FAQ and the auto-tracking guide, or write to us.









