Quinten Metsys, The Moneylender and his Wife, detail: he weighs coins while she turns the pages of a book
Pieter Claesz, Still Life, detail of a bread roll
Antonello da Messina, St Jerome in his Study, detail: a scholar reading and writing at his desk
Gerrit van Vucht, Still Life of Books with Hourglass, detail of the hourglass
Georg Flegel, Still Life with Bread and Confectionery, detail of the bread
The Elephant Clock, a water clock drawn in al-Jazari's Book of Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices, 1315
Clara Peeters, Still Life with Cheeses, Bread and Pretzels, detail

Automatic time tracking and invoicing for Mac freelancers

It reads your commits and coding sessions, then hands you the invoice.

Built by a designer from GitHub and Microsoft

The finished invoice, INV-006, over a manuscript page The menu-bar popover for Thursday, July 2, with three confirmed lines of work
Gerrit Dou, The Moneylender: an old man in spectacles weighs a coin and stares straight at you

It reads the work you already do

  • Letters and envelopes tucked into a rack, from Rack Picture for Dr. Nones

    Your folders

    Commits in each client's folders.

  • St Jerome reading at his desk, from Antonello da Messina

    Claude sessions

    A hundred steps, summed into one line.

  • A gold pocket watch on a pewter plate, from Willem Claesz Heda's Still Life with a Watch

    Cursor sessions

    Pairing afternoons, counted the same way.

  • The scribe Jean Mielot writing at his desk, fifteenth century

    Or type it

    Nothing to set up. It asks you once a day.

One tap a day, one invoice a month

  • 5pm, your day pops up
  • You confirm it
  • The invoice builds itself

No timer to start.

The invoice for the month, built from the confirmed days
Today's popover with three lines of work, confirmed

Hours returned to thee

$100 / hr

3 hours

By hand, a year36 h

With the nudge3 h

$3,300

a year, billed at thy rate

33 hours returned to thee

See the math
Invoicing, a year of it
36 h
The nudge instead, 30 seconds a day
−3 h
Hours returned to thee
33 h
Billed at thy rate, that is
$3,300

It works for you, not on you

The Limbourg brothers, February from the Tres Riches Heures: a household warms itself by its own fire while the snow falls outside
  • It runs on your Mac

    It reads your work locally.

  • No boss's-eye view

    No team dashboard, no manager login, ever.

  • Your client sees the invoice

    Nothing else about your day.

Invoices you'd actually send

No "Powered by", and no fee on what you earn.

A finished invoice, INV-006, for $5,635.88
Jean-Francois Millet, a woman sliding bread into the oven
"I'm a freelance designer. My invoices were ugly, and finding the hours took an evening. Now it takes a glance."
Jaycee

One fair price. No tithes.

Monthly

$12USD / month

Cancel in the app

  • 14 days free, no card
  • Unlimited clients
  • AI drafting included
  • No fee on your earnings
Begin thy free trial

Yearly

$10USD / month, billed $120 a year

Two months free

  • 14 days free, no card
  • Unlimited clients
  • AI drafting included
  • No fee on your earnings
Begin thy free trial

Free for 14 days. No card.

Do I need to be a developer?

No. Paste notes or type your days, and it builds the same timesheet.

What if I skip a day?

It waits. The day is still there when you come back.

Where does my data live?

On your Mac. Your client only ever sees the invoice you send.

Can I bill more than one client?

Yes, each with its own folders, rate and invoices.

Does it run on Windows or Intel Macs?

No. It needs Apple Silicon and macOS 12 or newer.

Get thy bread.

It minds thy labour. Thou gettest the bread.

Download for Mac

Fourteen days free, no card. Returning? Sign in

Gabriel Metsu, A Baker Blowing his Horn: a baker in a red jacket announces fresh loaves laid out on a white cloth