A private productivity tracker helps you understand how your own work unfolds while keeping detailed activity under your control. FlowSight runs local AI on your device to interpret screen context, identify deep-work and context-switching patterns, and produce a daily work summary. Local use does not require a cloud account, and cloud features stay optional. The official installer has a planned €25 one-time offer with local updates included; check the current availability before buying.
The core implementation is available to inspect on GitHub. For the company-wide privacy model, read FlowSight's security overview.
| Criterion | Traditional time tracker | FlowSight Individual |
|---|---|---|
| How tracking starts | You start, stop, and label a timer | The desktop agent runs quietly while you work |
| Where detailed context goes | Depends on the service and account settings | Screen context is analysed locally on your device |
| What you review | Hours assigned to projects or tasks | Focus blocks, context switches, categories, and a readable work summary |
No raw screen context is uploaded to a manager feed. FlowSight reads screen context on your device so its bundled local model can classify work. Optional cloud features receive selected data only after you activate them.
Yes. Local mode works without a cloud account and includes activity analysis, cognitive health tracking, deep-focus detection, and on-device pattern learning. The official installer has a one-time launch offer; optional cloud plans are separate.
FlowSight is a time-tracker alternative for people who need context, not just a timer. It turns the shape of a workday into focus patterns and summaries, so you can understand what moved forward without reconstructing every task manually.
Yes. FlowSight identifies sustained focus and the interruptions or app changes that fragment it. The result is a private view of when you concentrate best and where your day loses continuity.
The offer page lists only platforms whose official installers and updates have been tested. Previously published builds remain available from the open-source releases during the transition; do not assume every platform is included in a purchase.
