Your time, tracked for you.
Secundor records your work automatically, sorts it into categories and projects, and only asks about the parts it doesn't recognize. No timers. Nothing leaves your machine.
Built on ActivityWatch, the open-source tracker.
Automatic first. Manual when you want it.
Secundor reads what ActivityWatch already records (apps, window titles, websites, idle time) and turns it into a timeline. You never start a timer.
Categorizes what it knows
Apps and sites it recognizes go straight into Coding, Research, Communication and the rest. Anything unclear stays Uncategorized; it never guesses.
Learns from one click
Explain an unclear block once. Save it as a rule and it applies to your history and everything after, matched by app, website, URL or window title.
Categories and projects, separately
A category is the kind of work; a project is what it was for. Coding is a category, Secundor is a project. Both roll up by day and by week.
Local-first, by design.
Your activity never leaves your computer. No account, no telemetry, works offline.
Linux and macOS.
x86-64 Linux (Ubuntu 22.04+ and other modern distributions) and macOS 11+. Secundor sets up its tracker on first launch.
Recommended. Updates itself from inside the app, no password needed. Make it executable and run it.
Not yet availableInstall with sudo apt install ./Secundor_*.deb. Updates ask for your password.
Not yet availableApple Silicon and Intel, macOS 11+. Drag Secundor to Applications. If macOS blocks the first launch, choose Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security.
Not yet availableWebsite tracking needs the ActivityWatch browser extension for Chrome or Firefox.