Your calendar, filled in automatically
Work on your Mac, watch YouTube on your phone, spend an hour at the gym — blocks appear on your calendar by themselves. No timers. No timesheets.
Try Auto-log →timegarden fills your calendar in for you — from your screen time, your meetings, even the places you go. You keep what's true.
No timers · No screenshots or keystrokes · You approve every block · Free in beta
Your account and calendar sync in one click. Basic profile only — calendar access is a separate, later choice.
~10 secondsIt installs a free, open-source tracker on your Mac. Your iPhone mirrors in over iCloud — nothing to install on the phone.
~90 seconds, onceDashed suggestions appear where your calendar was empty. Accept the true ones, dismiss the rest — timegarden learns your labels.
from ~15 minutes inWork on your Mac, watch YouTube on your phone, spend an hour at the gym — blocks appear on your calendar by themselves. No timers. No timesheets.
Try Auto-log →A tiny menu-bar recorder — nothing joins your call. Decisions and action items land on the calendar block, searchable forever.
Try the Recorder →Drag your free times, paste anywhere. timegarden already knows when you're busy — you can't accidentally offer taken time. Bookings land with the invite sent.
Get your booking link →Fast, keyboard-driven, two-way Google sync, events in plain English, todos beside the grid — and a weekly review written from your real data.
Start free →Free in beta · No credit card · You approve every block
Most tools track your time. timegarden gives you full context — screen, phone, and places — all in one.
| Features | RescueTime | Motion | Calendly | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracks your timeAutomatically logs time | |||||
| Is your calendarLives in your calendar | |||||
| Books your meetingsHandles scheduling | |||||
| Records & summarizesTranscripts & AI notes | |||||
| Tracks full contextScreen, phone & places |
timegarden is the only tool that connects your whole week.
You can't improve what you don't see.
My calendar was a work of fiction — full of plans, silent about reality. Seeing my real weeks changed how I spend them. That's the whole product: watch one honest week fill itself in, and you'll plan the next one differently.
Max Hertan Founder, timegarden.ai
No. It records app names, window titles and times — never what you type, read or see. The tracker is open-source, so you can check.
Entries like "Cursor — 9:14 to 10:05", sent to a database row only your account can read. Idle and locked-screen time never uploads.
Apple already syncs your iPhone's Screen Time to your Mac over iCloud. timegarden reads it there. Nothing is installed on your phone.
Nothing during beta. Later, a Pro plan will cover the connected extras — Google sync, automatic tracking, the recorder, booking links — and founding users keep a discount.
No, and no. No ads either. Google has verified the app, and its data use follows Google's Limited Use policy.
A browser for the calendar. Automatic tracking needs a Mac; iPhone sync needs iCloud's "Share Across Devices". Windows and Linux work with one manual step.
Yes. Turn off any source instantly in the app, and one email erases your account and all data within 30 days.
No timers · No screenshots or keystrokes · Free in beta