Simple window title & time tracking for macOS.
ScreenDaddy sits quietly in your menu bar and tracks which app and window has your attention, when you go AFK, and when you start a focus timer — then renders it all in a fast, local dashboard. No browser extension, no cloud account, no analytics: just an honest picture of how you spend time on your Mac, all on your machine, all yours.
Records which app and window is in focus. Event-driven (no heavy polling) so it stays light.
Detects when you’re away. Idle > 5 minutes is logged as AFK; tracking resumes when you’re back.
Built-in timer from the menu bar. Track focused sessions without leaving the app. Timer ends in a beautiful window with a random inspirational quote.
Data stays on your Mac. No telemetry, no cloud.
Runs from the menu bar — no Dock icon. Open dashboard, timer, and settings from one place.
Setting a mandatory daddy password allows you to restrict quitting and uninstalling ScreenDaddy.
ScreenDaddy exposes a dashboard over the local network. View totals, top apps, and recent events.
If you have a local AI model running, ScreenDaddy can send a predefined prompt with your recent activity data for analysis.
Access the local API and build your own UI layer any way you like. Privacy-first, your data, your device, your time. data for analysis.
| Date | Changelog | Version |
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| March 12, 2026 |
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Download v1.0.0 |