Your day, at the top of your screen.
Closed, it’s one line. Open, it’s the whole day.
Status and time worked.
That’s all it shows while you work. One click opens the rest.
- Timer, counting the time worked
- Breaks, from the company’s own list
- Working hours, from your schedule
- Today’s activity
- Position and goal
- Timeline of the day
- Activity by app
After 15 idle minutes
The island asks how that time should count, so nobody guesses later.
When the schedule ends
Tracking stops. Or, if your company allows overtime, it carries on as overtime that a manager approves. Nobody approves their own.
When it’s time for a break
Breaks come from the company’s own list, paid or unpaid, each with a set length and how many a day.
When something needs an answer, the island asks.
Seven states. Seven shapes.
- Working4:49:12
Working
Counting the time worked.
- Paused4:49:12
Paused
The timer is on hold.
- Lunch0:42:10
Lunch
From the company’s list of breaks.
- Break0:09:31
Break
Paid or unpaid, with a set length.
- Overtime0:38:05
Overtime
Past the schedule. A manager approves it.
- Idle0:06:00
Idle
No input for 5 minutes. After 15, the island asks.
- Off hours18:00
Off hours
Outside the schedule, tracking stops.
Colour is never the only signal.
Every status has its own shape too, so it reads at a glance in any light.
07:00, about yesterday. Saturdays, about the week.
The company turns the emails on. Each person can turn them off.
Your Thursday, Nov 5
Your week, Oct 31 – Nov 6
Runs where your team works.
macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows and Linux. It keeps counting offline and syncs when it reconnects.
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux