Work visibility for the agent era
Every hour of work, split into human and agent.
Tockly is time tracking that reads AI activity. Every minute is scored as hands-on, agent running, or steering, so you see exactly how the work happened. Track your own day, or roll it out across the team.
Up and running in two minutes.
No timesheets and no manual entries. Install it once and the tracking takes care of itself.
Grab the macOS app, sign in, and you're ready to track in under two minutes.
Start and stop the timer, or leave it running. Either way, Tockly notices the moment you kick off an agent and scores the time accordingly.
Open the dashboard for an honest, minute-by-minute picture of where the time went, for your day or the whole team's.
Human and agent, on one timeline
Every minute is scored on two layers, human and agent, so overlap is a state instead of a rounding error.
You at the keyboard, doing the work yourself.
An agent you set running, doing the work while you watch.
You and an agent at once, steering as it works.
Away from the work. Off the clock.
Tockly is the only tracker that reads agent activity directly. Hours split cleanly into work done by hand, work done by an agent, and the minutes spent steering one. That split is the number every AI-adoption conversation is missing.
Per-person timelines roll up into one dashboard: who's hands-on, who's running agents, and how much of the day was engaged work. Visibility without standups or self-reports.
Replay any day hour by hour, see which apps and projects ate the time, and break down every agent run by the tools it called and the tokens it burned.
A per-minute record with periodic screenshots behind it. When a client or a manager asks what an hour was, the answer is already written down.
The same week, two very different stories.
Conventional trackers infer work from keyboard and mouse, so an agent-heavy week scores as idle. Tockly reads the agents directly and credits the work.
Agent minutes score as nothing happening.
Hands-on, steering, and agent time, each credited for what it is.
Stop guessing how the work gets done.
Set it up in two minutes, for yourself or the whole team, and let Tockly keep the record.