Stay present
Start the right timer and let the clock hold the context while you do the work.
A modern multi-time tracker that moves as quickly as your attention. Follow one clock across every task—or run every timer at once.

Dimensions turns context switching into a record you can trust—without forcing your work, health, study, and personal routines into the same shape.
Start the right timer and let the clock hold the context while you do the work.
Spot the tasks, clients, and habits that quietly absorb your week.
Names, tags, notes, and exact sessions make every hour easier to understand or bill.
Dimensions is both a chess-clock workflow and a true parallel timer—switch any time.
Click the next task and Dimensions closes one session as it starts the next. Ideal for a day of changing priorities.
Track overlapping habits, workouts, cooking steps, or projects without stopping another timer.
Click any client. Their timer starts immediately while the previous one freezes—keeping one uninterrupted timeline without overlapping time.
Start or pause each timer independently. Two clients can run together, a third can wait, and changing one never interrupts the others.
Unlimited timers, neon visual identity, count up or down, precise starting times, and reusable lists keep the current choice simple—even when your day is not.

Explore totals or changing daily averages across today, yesterday, rolling ranges, calendar dates, and any custom number of days.

Search and sort a complete time ledger. Edit details, add notes and tags, enter logs manually in batches, and export the filtered view when it needs to travel.

Use only the clock, or build a precise record of where your time goes. Dimensions stays out of the way until you need the detail.
Carry one active clock across every task. Switch context with a click and keep one clean timeline.
Run several independent timers together for cooking, workouts, clients, habits, or parallel projects.
Choose the right direction per timer, edit it later, and set countdowns precisely to the second.
Save reusable timer sets, start from thoughtful templates, and update a list as your routine evolves.
Turn raw duration into useful context with six-digit log names, custom tags, billing labels, and notes.
Choose disco, retro, serene, custom audio, or hear Dimensions announce exactly which timer is done.
Add logs in batches, clone rows, drag to reorder, expand notes, and watch the running batch total.
Filter by timer, list, tag, source, date, or calendar range. Compare totals, daily averages, and active days.
Track deep work, study blocks, standing time, training, household routines, side projects, or anything else worth understanding. No team process required.
Keep a clean record locally today. The paid cloud roadmap turns Dimensions into a bridge to billing, delivery, CRM, and collaboration systems.
Push client and project time to the records your team already uses.
Move approved billable time toward invoicing without re-keying hours.
Connect focused sessions to issues, epics, and delivery reporting.
Compare planned time with the time work actually required.
Share daily summaries and lightweight timer status with your team.
Build your own workflow with structured events and portable records.
Paid connectivity should save re-entry—not make your data harder to leave.
Keep personal tracking free. Pay when Dimensions starts moving time across devices, teams, and business systems.
For one person who wants a clearer picture of their own time.
For consultants, freelancers, and professionals who need their time elsewhere.
Shared lists, admin controls, consolidated billing, integration governance, and company-wide reporting.
Planning estimate, not a binding offer. Cloud sync, direct integrations, team administration, and final packaging are proposed for the paid release.
Dimensions is deliberately precise about what it tracks—and what it does not.
Dimensions is local-first. Personal timer definitions, lists, settings, and time history stay on your Mac unless you choose a future cloud plan or export them.
No. Dimensions stops active timers when the app closes and does not add sleep time. Your logs reflect time you intentionally tracked.
The time log belongs to the day containing most of the session, so late-night work appears where it is most representative.
The macOS tracker, dashboards, logs, lists, alarms, and CSV workflow are the current product foundation. Cloud sync and direct external-system connectors are proposed paid-tier features for the next release phase.
Start with a free personal clock. Connect the rest when your work needs it.