Multiple project timers
Run one timer per project with several projects active at once, then swipe through running work in the expandable mini player.
Private project time tracking, without an account.
Run more than one project timer, correct the record with manual entries, and understand where your working hours went.
On the App Store since February 2026
Fast when work starts, accurate when it changes
Manual correction
Add or edit entries with dates, descriptions, projects, tags, and billable status so history reflects what actually happened.
Durable local restore
Running timers and entries live in the shared SwiftData store and restore after relaunch. CloudKit is deliberately disabled.
Turn captured hours into useful context
Project dashboards
Review project totals, recent entries, trends, earnings, and billable work without sending rates or work history to an analytics service.
History that stays editable
Search entries, switch between calendar and date-strip views, continue earlier work, or correct a record before reporting it.
CSV export
Lifetime Access can export the same entry set used for visible totals as a CSV file for invoicing or your own records.
Keep the timer close without living in the app
Lock Screen and Dynamic Island
Follow active time through Live Activities and use the project identity that started the timer—never a guessed project name.
Widgets and Control Center
Choose projects for Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, or toggle a configured timer from Control Center.
One lifetime unlock
Lifetime Access adds unlimited projects, tags, unlimited history, full statistics, and CSV export. There is no subscription or team account.
Maker note
Why time history stays editable
A timer records what the device observed, not always what actually happened. Work starts late, entries are forgotten, and a project can change after the clock stops. Tempo keeps manual correction beside live timers so the record can become more accurate without pretending automation is authoritative.
Daniel · solo developer behind Crafter AppsTempo questions
Can several projects have active timers?
Yes. Tempo supports one running timer per project and lets several projects remain active, with compact and expanded controls for the current work.
Can I correct an entry later?
Yes. Add or edit dates, descriptions, projects, tags, duration, and billable status so reports reflect the record you reviewed.
Does Tempo use a cloud account?
No. Timers and entries live in local SwiftData and CloudKit is deliberately disabled. There is no team account or analytics service receiving rates and work history.
What does Lifetime Access add?
Unlimited projects, tags and history, full statistics, and CSV export are part of the one-time unlock. There is no subscription.
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