Automatic session tracking for Mac

Track work sessions without starting a timer

Connect the apps and supported websites that belong to a goal. Work normally. Tyze can recognize a qualifying block, account for drift, and return the session for your review.

Tyze project workspace showing connected apps and websites for automatic Mac session recognition

One setup, three clear moments

From normal computer work to a useful session record

Automatic does not mean indiscriminate. Tyze starts from goal-specific signals, forms a sustained block, and keeps the final record under your control.

Connect the work

Add only the apps and supported websites that clearly belong to the goal.

Work as usual

Tyze looks for sustained matching activity and accounts for idle time and drift.

Review the result

Correct the first session, save it, or trust future matching work for that goal.

See the causal loop

The work creates the suggestion

This real-interface sequence shows Google Docs match a goal, the recognized block return for review, and the final focused result become a saved session.

Automatic recognition

Connected work stays in view. The review appears only after the block ends.

Choose the right model

Recognition solves a different problem from a stopwatch

QuestionManual timerTyze recognized session
What begins the record?A deliberate Start clickSustained work matching the goal signals you connected
What ends the record?A deliberate Stop clickIdle time, departure from the goal, or a recognized handoff
How is drift handled?The timer usually keeps runningAway activity can change focused time and surface in Live Focus
Where is it strongest?Billing, exact countdowns, and deliberate fixed blocksUnderstanding normal work without another action to remember

Private by design

Useful context stays close to the work

Stays on this Mac

  • Raw foreground app context
  • Website paths used for local recognition
  • The local activity timeline behind a suggestion
  • Your corrections before a session is confirmed

Can sync after confirmation

  • The goal attached to the saved session
  • Confirmed logged and focused totals
  • The result used in your connected Tyze week
  • Trust settings that keep your Macs consistent

Questions

What automatic really means

Can Tyze track a Mac work session without starting a timer?

Yes. Connect the Mac apps and supported websites that belong to a goal. When that matching activity forms a qualifying block, Tyze can return a suggested session for review without requiring a timer start first.

Does every app I open become a session?

No. Tyze looks for the goal signals you deliberately connected, excludes idle time, and uses session boundaries around sustained matching work. The first result remains yours to review.

When does automatic logging turn on?

Tyze can suggest a recognized work block first. After the result feels reliable, you can choose to trust future matching work for that goal. Automatic logging is not assumed for every goal.

What happens if I switch to another Tyze goal?

A switch to another clearly recognized goal can create a handoff. It does not have to be treated as unrelated distraction inside the first goal.

Does Tyze upload my raw Mac activity history?

No. Raw foreground app context, website paths, and the local activity timeline stay on your Mac. Confirmed aggregate session results can sync to your Tyze account.