For business owners
The only thing you cannot buy more of is time. Find out where yours went.
You run the business, which means your day is everyone else's interruptions. Quarter Past asks what you have been doing every fifteen minutes, one tap logs the quarter-hour that just passed, and at the end of the week you can see what the business actually got from you.
For Mac · 14 days free, then £54 once · Never reads your screen
The week you planned, and the week you had
Monday you meant to work on the business. By Friday you have worked in it: the supplier, the staff question, the client who rang, the invoice that bounced. This is the tool that shows the gap, honestly, without scoring you.
Write down the three things.
The proposal, the hiring decision, the hour on the numbers. Roughly how long each deserves.
It asks.
What have you been doing? One tap. The staff question, the supplier, the client, the thing you meant to do. Falling behind is nearly impossible.
The two columns.
What you planned beside what happened, the difference per line, and how much of the week went on planned work against everything else. Nothing scored.
Ask an AI.
Copy for AI writes the fortnight up and you paste it into Claude or ChatGPT: where did the time go, and what should I stop doing?
Built for the owner's week
- Projects that match the business
- The business itself, each client, the admin, the family. Tasks under each for the kinds of work that keep pulling you in.
- Honesty built in
- Every entry says whether it was measured live or recalled. The record cannot flatter you and neither can the app.
- Fragmentation, measured
- The analysis brief reports your longest unbroken block and median session length. The second number is usually the explanation for the first.
- Interval and quiet hours
- Every 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 or 60 minutes. Quiet hours and days so it stops when you do, and does not ask on a Sunday unless you want it to.
- Export
- A CSV of every entry for the accountant, the coach or the spreadsheet you already keep.
Nothing about the business leaves your Mac.
It never reads your screen, your accounts or your email. It knows what you tapped and the note you typed. No account, no server; the record is a file on your own Mac.
One recovered hour a month pays for it.
£54, paid once, for one Mac. Fourteen days free first, with no card and no account. Built by a business owner who was asked by his coach to track his time and could not keep the sheet.
Version 2.3.10 · 7 MB · macOS 10.15 or later, Apple silicon and Intel · Checked by Apple