One-tap timing
Hit Space to start or pause. Only one task runs at a time — starting a task pauses the last one and floats it to the top.
Time · Tasks · Focus
DLog answers one question at the end of the day: how much time did I spend on each task? Track it, tag it, tick it off, export a clean timesheet — entirely offline. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.
Free · Windows, macOS & Linux · Your data never leaves your machine.
A single-purpose tool that does its one job well.
Hit Space to start or pause. Only one task runs at a time — starting a task pauses the last one and floats it to the top.
Mark a task done with C and its timer stops for good. Days close themselves at midnight, so yesterday is never left ticking. Completed work stays resumable.
A built-in Pomodoro timer with configurable blocks and breaks. It runs alongside your task timer — focusing never stops what you're tracking.
Tag each task with a project and category, then see a clean breakdown of where your day actually went.
Forgot to file yesterday? DLog notices. A nightly nudge at 9 PM (or whenever you like), plus a full notification history with read/unread tracking.
Copy a plain-text summary in one keystroke, or export any day or range as CSV or text. Filed days get a ✓ so you always know what's submitted.
A bar chart against your daily hour target, stat cards, and a project/category breakdown, filterable by date range.
No backend, no database, no accounts, no telemetry. Everything lives on your machine and stays there.
New task, complete it, switch panes, jump between days, zoom the UI — all without leaving the keyboard.
A timer you live in, a focus block to get through it, and a dashboard that adds it all up.
Start a task with Space; the running one rides to the top and everything else pauses. Tick the circle to complete it — the timer stops and it settles to the bottom. At midnight the day closes itself, so you never come back to yesterday still running.
A Pomodoro timer built in: 25/5 by default, or set your own blocks, breaks and cycle. The one thing it never does is touch your task timer — start a focus block and whatever you're tracking keeps tracking.
A bar chart against your daily target, four stat cards, and a project/topic breakdown — all filterable by date range. The end-of-day timesheet writes itself.
DLog checks which days have tracked time but were never filed, and nudges you — at 9 PM by default, or whenever suits. Every alert is kept with read/unread state, so nothing gets lost in a toast you blinked past.
Version 1.1.0 · pick your platform below.
Windows 10 & 11 · 64-bit
Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3+)
Debian/Ubuntu · Fedora · any distro
macOS builds are unsigned: on first launch, right-click the app → Open → Open to bypass Gatekeeper once.
The desktop app is free and offline by design. But if your team needs it to do more, Asyncript builds that for you — custom features, integrations, and deployment tailored to how your business runs.