It sees the work, not your screen.
The active program and title become a local timeline. There are no screenshots, keystrokes, uploads, or hidden cloud copy.
Project Timebook quietly remembers the work in front of you, then gives you a clear timeline to file, invoice, and explain. No timer to start. No reconstructed timesheet at 5 PM.
Project Timebook handles the part consultants hate most: accurately remembering the work that already happened.
The active program and title become a local timeline. There are no screenshots, keystrokes, uploads, or hidden cloud copy.
File a block, a batch, or a manual entry to the right project and task. Teach an app where it belongs and keep moving.
Client Brief can draft from a previewed list of filed project, task, and duration data only. Raw activity never enters the request.
These are the native desktop builds, not mockups. The interface, privacy controls, and workflow stay 1:1 across both platforms.


Project Timebook does not ask you to live inside a timer. It makes the day reviewable after the fact, then keeps the handoff to billing deliberate.

Project Timebook is designed around the part of time tracking that happens after the work, when accuracy matters most.
Require you to remember a start, a stop, and every context switch while you are trying to do the work.
Quietly builds a local timeline, lets you review it, and makes filing time a focused end-of-day decision.
Often make captured activity part of a hosted workflow. Project Timebook keeps captured activity local by design.
App names, titles, and paths are encrypted at rest. A “Never record” rule stops the data before it reaches the database.
Bring in an .ics file or use the calendar already on your Linux desktop. Project Timebook does not ask for your calendar password.
Group by project, task, app, or day. Round the way you invoice. Export a CSV when the work needs to leave your computer.
A focused native product from Lee Wyatt Corp, taking over the world one app at a time.
Project Timebook is designed for consultants who need accurate time without turning their workday into a surveillance feed.
No. Project Timebook is a native desktop app for Windows and Linux.
No screenshots, keystrokes, or captured activity uploads. Your timeline stays on your computer.
Yes. File time to projects and tasks, group reports, apply billing increments, and export a CSV.
Yes. Sign in with WyConnect to start a free trial. Trial access checks online, while a purchased license stays usable offline on your computer.
No. The commercial license is a $300 one-time purchase for permanent use, with future updates included.
Start with a free trial. When you are ready, Project Timebook is a single purchase for permanent use. No monthly fee. Future updates are included.
Create or sign in to a WyConnect account here. It starts your free trial and attaches a permanent license to you after purchase. Your local time data remains local and is never part of this account connection.