Tools / 2026 / Runs natively
Activity Tracker Pro
Windows-first Electron app for consent-based activity tracking with analytics, exports and sharing, running quietly from the system tray.
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The problem
Time-tracking tools either demand manual entry or surveil without consent.
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How I approached it
Tracking is explicitly consent-gated and runs locally; active window sampling feeds near-real-time analytics, with OCR available for context and full data export so nothing is locked in.
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The outcome
Automatic tracking that the person being tracked actually controls.
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