Start tracking in one click. Flamely records time in your apps so you can see where your day went.
Pick the apps that start tracking. Open one and the timer starts. Figma, Notion and Slack are set to start tracking; Auto-start turns on, Figma comes to the front, the candle lights and the widget counts up on your project.
Each app you bring to the front lands on your timeline, with its time. Figma, Notion, Figma again, Slack and VS Code each land as a named block on the timeline from 9:02 to 11:55 AM, with their times.
Back from a break in work? Pick what you were doing, and the time keeps it. The screen zooms into the widget, which asks: Away 6 minutes, what were you doing? Waiting on AI is picked, and the time is kept as Waiting on AI.
Every 15 minutes, one line on what you did, saved to your timeline. The screen zooms into the widget, which asks what you did since 10:47 AM; the note Logo lockups, first pass is kept under What you did, above an earlier note.
After a few tracked days, it shows your busiest two hours. Peak focus hours: 9:00 to 11:00 AM, your busiest two hours.
Give each project a rate. Active and idle hours bill, breaks don't. Your project bills $950, two more projects $1,145, $2,095 this week.
Your tasks, each filling with what you tracked in it.
| Task | Planned | Tracked | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo directions | 9:00–11:00 AM | 1h 58m | done |
| Pricing and contact form | 11:00 AM–12:30 PM | 1h 20m | to do |
| Reply to the client | 12:45–1:00 PM | nothing tracked | missed, nothing tracked |
| Onboarding screens | 1:30–3:30 PM | 1h 59m | to do |
| Logo export | 3:30–5:00 PM | 1h 1m | to do |
Group projects under clients, and bill hourly or a fixed fee. A new project, Your project, billed hourly at $75 an hour.
See which apps each project took, without tagging anything. Your project, 4h 12m: Figma 1h 45m, Notion 1h 5m, Slack 40m.
Coming soon: ask where your week went, and get an answer from your own time. Coming soon. Asked where the week went, it answers: Your project took 12h 40m, mostly in Figma. You focus best 9 to 11 AM.
Not a faster timer. No timer to remember.
Flamely is a time tracker that does the remembering for you.
No running list in your head, no entries to fill in at the end of the day. Flamely notes the apps, the breaks and the time away while you work.
Apps like Toggl, Clockify and Harvest are built around billable hours and invoices. Flamely is built around your day: what your time costs, when you focus best, and where the hours slip away.
Why timers get forgottenClick Start on the candle or the widget. You can also have Flamely start tracking when it opens, or when an app you pick comes to the front. If you stop and forget, the widget reminds you ten minutes later.
Choose how tracking starts in Settings.Flamely records which app is in front, a shortened window title, how long you work and when you go idle. On Windows it also counts typing, clicks, scrolling and mouse movement, never which keys. While you're signed in, your hours, projects, app names, shortened window titles and activity counts sync to your Flamely account.
No screenshots. Never what you type.No. It never takes screenshots or records your screen. On a Mac it asks for Screen Recording only to read window titles.
macOS keeps window titles behind that permission.Yes, Flamely is free to download. Plans and the current offer are shown inside the app.
No card needed to download.Flamely notices when you stop working and keeps idle time apart from active time and breaks. When you come back after 5 minutes or more, it does what you chose: Keep, Ask me, or Don't count.
Choose it under Idle & away in Settings.Use Pomodoro, Deep Work, 52/17, or set your own session length. Breaks are tracked separately. Your daily goal is the length of your work window, and the candle burns down as the day fills.
Session and break lengths are adjustable.Create projects, group them under clients, and choose the apps that start each one. Give each project a rate and export your time as a CSV.
Billable value and CSV export are in the app now.Download for Windows or Mac (Apple silicon and Intel). There is no phone app yet. An iPhone and iPad app is planned, with no date yet.
Each download page has its install guide.Click Start on the candle or the widget. You can also have Flamely start tracking when it opens, or when an app you pick comes to the front. If you stop and forget, the widget reminds you ten minutes later.
Choose how tracking starts in Settings.Flamely records which app is in front, a shortened window title, how long you work and when you go idle. On Windows it also counts typing, clicks, scrolling and mouse movement, never which keys. While you're signed in, your hours, projects, app names, shortened window titles and activity counts sync to your Flamely account.
No screenshots. Never what you type.No. It never takes screenshots or records your screen. On a Mac it asks for Screen Recording only to read window titles.
macOS keeps window titles behind that permission.Yes, Flamely is free to download. Plans and the current offer are shown inside the app.
No card needed to download.Flamely notices when you stop working and keeps idle time apart from active time and breaks. When you come back after 5 minutes or more, it does what you chose: Keep, Ask me, or Don't count.
Choose it under Idle & away in Settings.Use Pomodoro, Deep Work, 52/17, or set your own session length. Breaks are tracked separately. Your daily goal is the length of your work window, and the candle burns down as the day fills.
Session and break lengths are adjustable.Create projects, group them under clients, and choose the apps that start each one. Give each project a rate and export your time as a CSV.
Billable value and CSV export are in the app now.Download for Windows or Mac (Apple silicon and Intel). There is no phone app yet. An iPhone and iPad app is planned, with no date yet.
Each download page has its install guide.
Figma
Notion
Slack
