Focus structure
Run focus sessions, use Pomodoro, keep quick notes, and turn daily work into a journal.
Direct Mac download. No subscription.
Focusledger Pro and Lite
A private macOS productivity companion. Lite gives you focus sessions, goals, notes, and journaling. Pro adds automatic app tracking, visual timelines, optional screenshots, and detailed analytics.
macOS 26.0+
Local-first data
Developer ID notarized app
Apple Intelligence for AI features
Private by design
Focusledger is for people who want useful work analytics without sending their workday to a cloud dashboard.
Local analytics
Review patterns, goals, streaks, and exported history from data stored on your Mac.
Pro timeline
Automatic app tracking, optional screenshots, window-title context, and comparison views.
Choose your edition
Lite stays free/PWYW so you can try the core workflow. Pro is the paid direct-download build with automatic tracking enabled.
Focusledger Lite
$0+
Best for manual focus planning, Pomodoro, goals, journals, notes, and trying the app.
- Focus timer and Pomodoro sessions
- Goals, streaks, journal, and quick notes
- Manual/focus-data insights where Apple Intelligence is available
- Data export and local-first storage
Focusledger Pro
$19
Launch price. Regular price $24 after July 18, 2026 or the first 100 buyers.
- Everything in Lite
- Automatic app activity tracking
- Visual activity timeline and detailed app analytics
- Optional screenshot timeline and window-title context
Feature split
The two builds are intentionally clear: Lite avoids special tracking permissions, Pro enables the full automatic tracker.
| Feature | Lite | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Focus timer and Pomodoro | Yes | Yes |
| Goals, streaks, journal, notes | Yes | Yes |
| Data export | Yes | Yes |
| Automatic activity tracking | No | Yes |
| Window-title capture | No | Yes |
| Visual timeline | No | Yes |
| Optional screenshots | No | Yes |
| Day/week/month comparison analytics | No | Yes |
Your work stays yours
No cloud account, no third-party analytics, no ads. Pro permissions are requested only for the tracking features you enable. Input Monitoring is used for activity-level counts, not typed content.