Timing 2026.6 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesManual timers only work if you remember to start them, and most of us forget right when work gets busy. Timing solves that by watching, with your permission, which apps, documents and websites you use, and for how long. At the end of the day you drag that activity onto projects, and you get an honest picture of where your hours went and what to bill.
Key Features
- Automatic tracking of apps, documents and websites with no timers to start
- Projects and rules that sort your activity into client or task buckets
- Detailed reports and timesheets that are ready for billing and review
- Timeline view that helps you fill gaps and fix forgotten entries fast
- Call and meeting detection that adds your conversations to the record
How to Download
- Go to the vendor page to Download from the official site and get the app.
- Open the download and move Timing into your Applications folder.
- Launch it, grant the permissions it requests and let it track while you work.
System Requirements
Recent versions of Timing need macOS 14 Sonoma or later, according to the vendor release notes. It is a Mac only app, and your tracking data is stored on your Mac unless you choose to use its web features.
FAQs
Do I need to start a timer?
No. Timing records your activity automatically in the background. You review and assign that activity to projects whenever it suits you.
Can Timing help with billing?
Yes. Its reports and timesheets are designed for billing, with options to round durations and export clean summaries for clients.
Is my activity private?
Tracking happens on your Mac for your own review. Check the vendor privacy notes if you plan to use the optional web app features.
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