For people being coached
Bring your fortnight, not a memory of it.
Your coach has asked you to find out where your time goes. This is the short way to do it. Quarter Past asks what you have been doing every fifteen minutes; one tap logs the quarter-hour that just passed; at the end you ask an AI what it sees and bring the answer to the session.
For Mac · 14 days free, then £54 once · Never reads your screen
The three steps
Install it, answer it for two weeks, then let an AI read the result before your session. About ten seconds of your attention, four times an hour.
Install it, and name two or three projects.
Download it from this site and open it. It walks you through the first minute: the broad things your time goes on, such as a client, the business, the house, and a task or two under each.
For two weeks, answer when it asks.
A small card appears by the menu bar every fifteen minutes. One tap. Be honest: nothing work-related is an answer, and lunch is allowed to stay a gap. Missed a morning? Add time fills it in and marks it as recalled.
Before the session, ask an AI what it sees.
Press Analyse, choose the last two weeks, press Copy for AI, and paste it into Claude or ChatGPT: what do you notice about where my time went, and what would you ask me about it? Read it. Disagree with some of it.
Three things.
The AI's reply. The one figure that surprised you. The thing you planned that got the least time, and what took it.
What it is, and is not
- A record, not a judgement
- Nothing is scored and there is no streak. The app writes down what you tell it and shows it back.
- Honest about gaps
- Every entry says whether it was measured live or recalled later. If you reconstruct a morning, the record says so.
- If you like, a plan
- Write down at the start of the week what you mean to do. At the end the app puts what happened beside it and works out the difference.
- Yours
- It never reads your screen. No account, no server. The fortnight is a file on your own Mac, and you choose what to share.
- Free for the fortnight
- Fourteen days free is exactly the exercise. If you keep it afterwards it is £54 once.
It asks. It never watches.
It does not read your screen, your documents or the sites you visit. Everything it knows, you told it in a tap. It works with no account and no internet, and the record is a file on your Mac that you can open, export and delete.
Fourteen days free is the fortnight.
Download it today, answer it for two weeks, and decide after the session. £54 once if it earns its place; nothing to cancel if not.
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