Every key counts.
Keystrokes, estimated words, shortcuts, and all those little backspaces. The amount, never the content.
You type. You click. You make things happen.
Workprint turns the invisible rhythm of your computer life into a story you can see.

Your day, at a glance. Real app screens with sample data.
Some days are a flurry of ideas. Some are a thousand tiny edits. Workprint lets you notice your own patterns—without telling you what kind of day you should have.
Keystrokes, estimated words, shortcuts, and all those little backspaces. The amount, never the content.
Clicks, scrolling, and estimated cursor travel. An ordinary workday, seen from a new angle.
Active hours, app activity, and daily patterns. Personal observations, without productivity labels.
Your activity becomes an immersive Wrapped. Big numbers. Familiar habits. A few surprises. And a keepsake worth sharing.
Weekly, monthly, and yearly editions.A quiet afternoon. Your busiest hour. A familiar app. The longer you use Workprint, the more your own picture comes into focus.
Start with your next little moment ↗
A thousand keys can tell a story.
We’ll never know what that story says.
Your activity stays local. No account or cloud service is needed to use the app.
No typed text, clipboard contents, screenshots, document names, or browser URLs are stored.
Pause tracking, exclude apps, export your totals, or delete your activity whenever you choose.
Workprint is getting ready for its first public release.
Pick your platform to see the current availability.
Native macOS app. macOS 14 or later.
Release preparationPublic downloads will open after signing and release checks. Not yet available on the Mac App Store.
Installation & permission guide ↗A native Windows companion to your day.
In developmentThe Windows edition is being built and tested. No public installer is available yet.
Windows release information ↗No mailing list. No account. Come back here for the signed releases.
Workprint receives input events to classify them, then immediately turns them into anonymous counts. It never extracts or stores typed characters or a sequence of key codes. It cannot show you what you typed.
No. There are no productivity scores, app judgments, employer dashboards, or recommendations about how you should spend your day. This is your personal activity, described rather than graded.
They are estimates. Words are estimated from space and return presses. Cursor and scroll distances use a standard conversion, not a physical measurement of your hand. Secure fields and operating-system restrictions can leave gaps.
No. Share cards are rendered locally. You decide whether to save an image and where to share it.