Privacy.

Time Ledger is a personal Mac app from More Human. The ledger lives on your Mac. This public website describes the app and has no ledger sign-in.

Google Calendar.

Connecting Google Calendar is optional. With your read-only permission, Time Ledger requests your calendar list, colours and events for the day you select. It uses event times, titles, attendance and recurrence information to display plans and help you review offline meetings. It checks for copies so a reviewed meeting can be recognised again.

When you approve time, the app saves your chosen times, labels, notes and meeting identifiers locally. An event title can become the note for an entry. Your Google authorization is stored in the Mac Keychain. Disconnect in Connections to remove the saved authorization, or revoke access in your Google Account. Reviewed ledger entries remain on the Mac.

Activity and exports.

Capture records foreground apps and time intervals. You can opt into domain capture or title-based project suggestions, set exclusions or pause capture. The ledger and any CSV you export may identify clients and projects. You choose where exports go. Optional Reclaim plan refreshes use a separate connection and may cache event titles and times on the Mac.

Sharing and removal.

More Human does not receive your ledger through this website, sell Google user data, or use it for advertising. The app sends calendar requests directly to Google. This site is served by Cloudflare, which processes ordinary web requests to deliver its pages. To remove local records, quit the app and remove the Time Ledger folder in your Mac’s Application Support directory. Separately remove any exports or backups you want deleted.

Questions about this app can be sent to its developer through More Human.