ContextClock

ContextClock is a cross-platform time-spent analytics app that automatically groups your day by “context” (meeting, deep work, admin, messaging, browsing) instead of just apps or projects. It combines lightweight activity capture (window/app titles, calendar events, optional website categories) with a manual “intent check-in” prompt a few times a day to correct misclassification. The output is a weekly narrative: where time actually went, what drove interruptions, and which contexts correlate with high output days. It’s designed for people who hate constant timers and don’t want surveillance—data stays local by default, with optional encrypted sync. The product is brutally practical: it won’t magically make you productive, but it will show repeatable patterns (e.g., meetings fragment deep work, Slack spikes after 3pm) and give simple, testable recommendations like “batch messaging twice daily” or “protect two 90-minute blocks.”