Privacy
Everything stays on your Mac.
Loggie stores your activity in a local database. There’s no account and no cloud. Your data only leaves your Mac when you ask an AI tool about it, and then the tool only gets what it asks for.
Loggie quietly runs in your menu bar and keeps track of what you work on. Ask Claude, Cursor or another AI tool about your day, and get answers based on what actually happened.
No account. No subscription. Your data stays on your Mac.
Why Loggie
All data stays on your Mac. No cloud, no servers – your activity stays yours.
Ask your AI what you worked on, or get a summary of your week.
Apps, window titles, documents and web pages – Loggie captures the full context of your workday.
Runs quietly in your menu bar with minimal resource usage. You won’t even notice it’s there.
How it works
Download Loggie and open it. It appears in your menu bar and starts logging right away. No sign-up.
Go to Settings → AI integrations and connect Claude, Cursor, Windsurf or Continue. Restart the tool, and it can read your activity via MCP.
Ask about your day, your week or a project. The answer is based on what actually happened, not on what you remember.
Things to ask
Features
Eleven MCP tools let your AI assistant look up activities, app usage, projects, focus sessions and daily summaries. It can also add notes about what you were doing.
get_activitiessearch_activitiesget_app_usageget_daily_summaryget_focus_sessionsannotateget_annotationslist_projectssave_projectdelete_projectget_project_timeNote what you’re working on from the menu, with a timer and pause. The task ends by itself after 30 minutes away.
Give a project a few keywords, and Loggie matches your time to it from window titles and tasks.
Finds stretches of at least 25 minutes of uninterrupted work, so you can see when deep work actually happened.
Stops counting after 5 minutes without keyboard or mouse, and when the screen is locked or your Mac sleeps.
Export a project as CSV with date, hours, description and signature lines. Ready for project accounting and R&D tax credits.
Records the folder you’re working in as your task, so coding time ends up on the right project.
If you’ve worked on another project for 5 minutes, Loggie asks whether you want to switch task.
Turn each feature on or off. The menu, the window and the AI tools follow your choices.
Privacy
Loggie stores your activity in a local database. There’s no account and no cloud. Your data only leaves your Mac when you ask an AI tool about it, and then the tool only gets what it asks for.
Download Loggie, connect your AI tool and ask about your day.
No account. No subscription. Your data stays on your Mac.