Everything you
need to know.

TimeUno is a time tracker that follows the work in front of you, understands what you are doing, and classifies the time. It shows where the day went so you can stay focused.

There is no free tier. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial. After that, Individual is $14.99 a month, or $10.49 a month when billed yearly.

A desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux (beta), a Firefox extension, and an agent for remote Linux servers. Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Safari are coming soon.

Yes. The desktop app and the extension send time to your account. The dashboard is where you see it.

TimeUno files each stretch as productive or unproductive from the app, the site, and the window title. AI-tool integrations send session metadata; your prompts and code never leave your device.

Screenshots are never shown on a dashboard, including to a team admin. A team view shows totals per person for the last 7, 30 or 90 days or all time, not your apps, sites, or screens. Privacy, in plain words.

Yes. It tracks the computer you install it on. Correct a classification once and TimeUno remembers it.

Freelancers and agencies billing by the hour, developers working with AI tools, and small teams who want usage data without screen monitoring. Individuals use it for themselves. Teams see totals per person without anyone’s screens.

Create an account, choose a plan and start the 14-day trial with a card. Then install the desktop app or the browser extension. The trial starts at checkout, not when the account is created.

Yes. The card is charged only when the 14 days end. Cancel before that and you pay nothing.

14 days, with the whole product. There is no cut-down trial mode.

Yes. Each computer pairs as its own device. You can disconnect one under Devices, even on a lapsed plan.

The desktop app sees the app in front. The browser extension sees the site. Together they are the full picture.

On a team plan, invite them from the team page. They join the team’s plan as a billed seat, not a trial of their own, and connect their own devices.

The app or site in front, and how long you stayed there.

Yes. Time with no input is marked idle and kept apart from the time you were working. The app also counts how many seconds had any keyboard or mouse input, never what you typed.

Yes. Pause from the desktop app. A paused computer stops sending until you resume.

Yes. Change it once. TimeUno remembers that correction the next time.

Time can be filed to a project from the work itself, including the project folder name from an editor. The name only, never the files.

The dashboard opens on today, with the week beside it.

The window in front is what counts. AI agents that TimeUno can see in a terminal are the exception.

Tracking carries on until the end of the period you’ve paid for. When the plan ends, TimeUno stops saving new activity from your devices. Resubscribe and your history is still there, and tracking picks up again.

The desktop app sees the app in front. The extension sees the site in the active tab.

Yes, to classify your time. It records the site, address and title of the tab you're using and up to 4,000 characters of its visible text, never what you type into fields. Sign-in secrets in an address, such as tokens and codes, are removed before it is sent. Turn the text off under Settings → Read on-screen text.

The desktop app names the browser window. The extension names the site. TimeUno keeps the site and drops the duplicate browser minutes.

Deep integrations for Claude Code and Cursor, including background terminals. Browser coverage includes claude.ai, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, v0, Grok, Bolt, Lovable and Replit. Admin connectors for Anthropic and Cursor on Team plans are coming soon.

Not through the AI-tool integrations. They send metadata only. The desktop app's screenshots and on-screen text are on by default and can include whatever is on screen. Turn them off in the desktop app.

If the extension is not allowed there, those minutes stay as the browser, with no site name.

In your TimeUno account, on our servers at Hetzner in Germany. The dashboard is the same wherever you sign in.

The apps send time as you work. The desktop app also sends a short live status about every 30 seconds while it is running.

The app keeps the time on the computer and sends it when the connection is back.

Yes. Settings, then Your data, downloads a copy of everything TimeUno holds about you. The privacy page is the full list of what is stored.

Disconnect a device under Devices, or delete the whole account under Settings, then Your data. You can also write to support@timeuno.io; a human answers.

The app in front, its window title, idle time, how many seconds had any input (never what you typed), and, for an editor, the project folder name. Icons of the apps you use are sent so the dashboard can show them.

Yes, on Windows, macOS and Linux desktops. They can be turned off per computer in the desktop app, or for the whole workspace by its owner under Settings. On a Mac they also need the Screen Recording permission.

No. Team dashboards show worked time, scores and AI usage per person, for the last 7, 30 or 90 days or all time. They do not show apps, sites, or screens.

Kopilot Web LLC is the controller, the company responsible in law for your data. On a team plan, the workspace owner decides to use TimeUno and we process the team’s data for them. The privacy page names every processor.

Yes. Pause tracking, disconnect a device, or turn screenshots off. Disconnect works even if the subscription has lapsed.

No. There is no free tier paid for by selling data.

Write to support@timeuno.io. That is also the address for access, export, and deletion requests.

No. The card is charged when the 14 days end. Cancel before that and you pay nothing.

Individual is $14.99 a month, or $10.49 a month billed yearly. Team is $19.99 per seat a month, or $13.99 billed yearly. Yearly is 30% off.

Classification costs money per person. A free tier would be paid for by making the product worse, or by selling data. The trial is the whole product for 14 days.

You keep access until the end of the period you’ve paid for. Then the dashboard locks and TimeUno stops saving new activity from your devices. Resubscribe and your history is still there.

The workspace owner or an admin. A member cannot change billing.

On the terms page, next to pricing.

It records the app in front and how long you were idle. It is also where you pause tracking and turn screenshots off.

Yes. There is also a Mac app and a Linux beta.

No, but without the extension a browser is just “Chrome” or “Firefox”. The extension is what names the site.

Open Devices from the account menu. Disconnect stops that computer or browser from sending, subscription or not.

Write to support@timeuno.io. A human answers.

Practical notes on focus and time live on the blog.

The download page has the Mac and Windows apps, the Linux beta, the Firefox extension and the agent for remote servers.