You think you worked 8 hours.
Your Mac knows you didn't.
Voltti tracks every real minute automatically, no self-reporting involved. The truth about your day, whether you want to see it or not.
Voltti tracks every real minute automatically, no self-reporting involved. The truth about your day, whether you want to see it or not.
No start button, no stop button, no forgetting to log out. Voltti watches which app and window has your attention and quietly writes it down, then gets out of the way the second you stop typing and clicking.
Runs in the background from login. Switch apps, switch projects, switch monitors. Voltti keeps up without you telling it anything.
Zoom from Year down to Day and watch the same activity resolve into more detail. Every cell is real tracked time, no estimates, no rounding.
Everything is stored in a database on your own Mac. No cloud sync, no forced account. The leaderboard is the one opt-in exception, and it only ever sees a number.
A ranked breakdown of every app you used this week, plus which "productive" websites earned their time, then copy or save it as an image to share.
Compete on total tracked time across day, week, month, and year. Only your total time and display name are ever shared, never app names or URLs.
Coding, calls, and renders don't need constant typing to be real work. Voltti counts the whole session for apps like Claude, Zoom, and Photoshop, not just the keystrokes.
Claude@jules_k6h 58m
Figma@daniel6h 12m
After Effects@marcoc5h 21m
Blender@theo4h 09m
Illustrative examples with fictional data. The "#Today" rank badge shown on each card is part of the real design but isn't backed by a live leaderboard yet.
No timers, no accounts, no cloud. Just Voltti watching quietly from your menu bar.