Less to remember
Qualifying Mac work can become a suggested session without requiring a Start click at the exact moment focus begins.
About Tyze
Make the time you already spend easier to understand
Tyze is an automatic time-tracking app for Mac and a time-budgeting and focus app for iPhone. It connects your goals and confirmed sessions so you can learn from a real week without managing every minute.
Tyze, explained
What does Tyze track automatically?
On Mac, you connect apps and supported websites to a goal. Tyze recognizes qualifying work blocks and asks you to confirm them. After you choose to trust a goal, future matching work can be logged automatically. Manual timers remain available.
See how Mac automatic tracking works or explore iPhone focus sessions. For a practical workweek, see Tyze for professionals.
The product principle
A useful record should reflect what happened
A timer can record elapsed time while attention quietly moves elsewhere. Tyze keeps logged and focused time distinct, lets Mac recognition begin from goal signals you choose, and gives you a chance to review the result.
Attention stays visible
Live Focus can surface drift near the MacBook notch while returning to the work is still a small decision.
You keep control
Recognition is goal-aware and reviewable. Explicit timers remain available when a deliberate fixed session is the better tool.
How we publish
Useful thinking that stands beyond the product
The Tyze Journal explores attention, planning, habits, and the practical work of following through. Each article should be useful before it ever mentions the tool behind it.
Useful on its own
Every article gives readers an idea they can apply without buying anything.
Careful reasoning
We avoid perfect-day advice and explain the tradeoffs behind each approach.
Human context
We write for real weeks, including interruptions, changing energy, and restarts. Full terms remain available in the Privacy Policy.
Questions about Tyze?
Ask about the Mac app, iPhone app, privacy, accessibility, or a guide on this site. The Tyze product team reads support messages.