Nothing to remember to do
Time trackers fail because they ask you to start them. Life Matrix doesn't ask for anything — it notices which application and window is in front of you and keeps a record. Your job is to look at it later, not to feed it.
不是评分，不是打卡 ——
只是一份诚实的记录。
Life Matrix watches quietly in the background and turns a day at the desk into evidence you can look at. No scoreboard, no streaks to protect, no guilt — just what held your attention, and for how long.
Time trackers fail because they ask you to start them. Life Matrix doesn't ask for anything — it notices which application and window is in front of you and keeps a record. Your job is to look at it later, not to feed it.
A day that looks scattered usually was scattered, and knowing that is more useful than a productivity score that flatters or scolds you. Life Matrix shows the shape of the day and leaves the judgement to you.
The record lives on your own device. No account, no upload, no analytics, no third-party trackers — the same rule that applies to everything we build.
macOS needs your permission before any app can see which window is in front. Grant it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility, then quit and reopen Life Matrix.
Life Matrix records application and window titles with timestamps. It does not capture screen contents, keystrokes or documents, and nothing leaves your device.
Life Matrix is still in development. If you'd like to try an early build, write to hello@wondering.works with the Apple Account address you use on your device.
Send the app and version, your device and macOS version, what you did, what you expected and what happened instead, to hello@wondering.works.