About

Made by one person, in India.

TimeWell is made by Rounak, an independent developer in India, who also makes Peeky Notes. There is no company behind it and no team: one person makes the app, the site and the guides, and reads every email.

Why TimeWell exists

Phones have shown people their screen time for years. Windows never got the same for your own day: Settings files screen-on time under battery use, desktops without a battery don't get even that, and Microsoft's family tools are made for a child's account. The guide to checking screen time on Windows walks through what is there and where it stops.

TimeWell is the missing piece: every app and website, every pickup and notification, hour by hour, with a focus timer, habits and widgets around it. It is meant to show you where the time went, not to scold you about it.

How it is built

The tracker is written in Rust and listens for Windows events instead of polling, so it sits at 0% CPU while you work and a year of history is typically under a megabyte.
Everything it records stays in one file on your PC. There is no telemetry in the app, and no analytics scripts or tracking on this site; the checkout notes where your first visit came from. The privacy policy lists every request the app makes and what each one carries.
Every screenshot and recording on this site is the real app, captured on a Windows PC, never a mock-up.

How it is paid for

No ads, and no data to sell. Free for 7 days, everything included. Then keep TimeWell Free, or unlock Pro once. TimeWell Free costs nothing and keeps tracking for good; Pro, a one-time purchase on the pricing page, pays for the work.

Write to a person

Questions, bugs, ideas and complaints all go to [email protected], and Rounak reads every one. Help with the licence, signing in and refunds is on the support page.