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TimesNewRecord
Private, native time tracking across all your Apple devices
A native, local-first time tracker for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Track work with nested folders, a timer that follows you across the app, calendar views, reports, CSV export, widgets, and Live Activities. No account, no developer-run server, no tracking—your data stays on-device and syncs through your private iCloud database.
Hey Product Hunt! I built TimesNewRecord because I wanted a time tracker that felt like part of Apple’s platforms—not another web dashboard wrapped in an app.
The goal is simple: start timing immediately, organize later, and still understand exactly where the day went. The timer follows you across the app; records flow into calendar views and reports; nested folders keep client and project work organized.
Privacy shaped the architecture from day one: there is no TimesNewRecord account, no developer-run server, and no analytics SDK. Data is stored locally and can sync through your own private iCloud database.
Version 1.0 is being prepared for iPhone, iPad, and Mac as one universal purchase. I’d love feedback on the workflow, reporting, and which Apple-platform feature would make the biggest difference for you.
About TimesNewRecord on Product Hunt
“Private, native time tracking across all your Apple devices”
TimesNewRecord was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #106 on the daily leaderboard. A native, local-first time tracker for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Track work with nested folders, a timer that follows you across the app, calendar views, reports, CSV export, widgets, and Live Activities. No account, no developer-run server, no tracking—your data stays on-device and syncs through your private iCloud database.
On the analytics side, TimesNewRecord competes within iOS, Productivity and Time Tracking — topics that collectively have 780.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how TimesNewRecord performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted TimesNewRecord?
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