Voltti
Voltti
Voltti sits in your system tray and records every real minute in your apps and work websites. No timer, no start button, nothing to remember.
Installs from the Microsoft Store and keeps itself updated. No Store? Download the installer.
Most time trackers want you to press start, pick a project and remember to press stop. Voltti is a native Windows app that just watches which app has your attention and writes it down.
No window to keep open. Click the tray icon to see today, your heatmap and your rank.
Get it from the Microsoft Store and new versions arrive on their own, on Windows 10 and 11, x64 and ARM.
Switch apps, projects and monitors. Voltti keeps up on its own and stops counting the moment you step away.
Work websites count like apps. Time on claude.ai joins your Claude app, while social feeds and streaming never count.
Calls, renders and long reads don't need constant typing. Voltti counts the whole session for apps like Zoom and Photoshop.
Every app, window and website stays in a database on your PC. Only your total time and username leave it, and only if you join the leaderboard.
Every minute is tracked automatically on the Free plan, with a daily heatmap, per-day reports and the leaderboard. Pro adds full history, the weekly Full Report PDF and verified rank badges, with a 7-day free trial, no card needed.
Yes. Automatic tracking, the daily heatmap and the leaderboard are free. Pro is $4.99 a month or $39 a year, and every new account gets a 7-day Pro trial with no card.
Windows 10 and Windows 11, on regular x64 PCs and on ARM laptops like the Surface and Snapdragon machines.
No. The Store is the easiest way since it keeps Voltti updated, but you can also download the installer directly.
No. Voltti starts with Windows and tracks on its own. There's nothing to start, stop or log by hand. To total hours from a paper time card, use the free work hours calculator.
No. Apps, window titles and websites stay on your PC. Only two things can leave it, both opt-in: your total time and username for the leaderboard, and your weekly report email on Pro.
Yes. Voltti for Mac does the same thing from the menu bar on macOS 13 Ventura or later.
No timers, no manual logging, no guesswork. Just Voltti watching quietly from your system tray.