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Within the access you allow, Hikage automatically records app and website activity on your Mac, then uses keyboard and mouse activity, playback activity, and sleep state to determine your actual screen time. Activity records are stored only on this Mac by default.
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Then use charts to reconstruct your time
You can follow your app stream over time
The app stream reconstructs the real flow of context across your day.
You can also see each app’s share of your usage time
The sunburst and treemap show each app’s share of usage.
Explore more of Hikage’s statistics pages here
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Beyond everyday statistics, Hikage can also…
See how your apps connect
Hikage combines switch counts with each app’s share of those switches in an intuitive relationship graph.
Hikage uses your activity records and specified rules to generate calendar event candidates, then writes them to Apple Calendar with your permission so you can revisit how you spent your time.
Hikage can use your activity records to remind you when a focus session ends, it is time to stand, or a time limit is reached, helping you live a healthier, more self-directed life.
While you continue the same activity, Hikage can remind you at your chosen interval to notice the passage of time.
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Stand Reminder
Time Limit
Time Awareness Reminder
Since 14:00, you have used Mail for 20 min.
Since 14:25, you have used Notes for 10 min.
Since 14:43, you have used Calendar for 10 min.
Since 15:02, you have used Messages for 15 min.
Since 15:28, you have used YouTube for 30 min.
Since 16:10, you have used GitHub for 25 min.
Your time belongs to you
Hikage values your privacy. Activity records are stored only locally by default, and content unrelated to statistics is not recorded.
Hikage automatically records app switches in the background, with no manual timing needed.
Intelligent Away Detection
Hikage combines keyboard and mouse activity with playback status to determine whether you are actually using your Mac.
Works with Major Browsers
Supports major browsers, including Safari, Google Chrome, Chromium, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, and Firefox.
Custom Categories
Hikage automatically categorizes apps. If the categories do not suit you, you can adjust them by creating categories and subcategories or changing an app’s category.
Merge Statistics Items
Merge multiple apps or websites into one statistics item so they appear as a single item.
Exclude Statistics Items
Add apps or websites you do not want included in your statistics to the exclusion list.
Custom Statistics Layouts
Freely reorder charts on your statistics pages, put the ones you care about most first, or hide charts you do not want to see.
Choose When Your Day Starts
Set when your day starts to suit your routine, counting activity in the hours after midnight toward the previous day.
Custom Time Formats
Supports 12-hour and 24-hour time, as well as an extended-hour format that can display 1 AM as 25:00.
Made for Mac
Hikage is a native macOS app with light and dark appearances that works well with the menu bar and Apple Calendar.
iCloud Backup
Back up to iCloud or choose your own backup location.
Export Your Data
The activity data recorded by Hikage is easy to view and export.
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