EonKeep records what you work on automatically, sorts what it recognizes into categories and projects, and asks you only about the rest. No timers to start. No data leaving your machine.
Linux today, with Windows and macOS planned. Built on ActivityWatch.
EonKeep reads activity that ActivityWatch already records on your computer: apps, window titles, websites and idle time. It turns that into a timeline you never had to fill in.
IntelliJ is Coding, Slack is Communication, YouTube is Entertainment. When the context is unclear, the block stays Uncategorized instead of being guessed.
Explain an unclear block once and save it as a rule. It applies to your history and to everything after: by app, website, URL or window title.
Coding is what kind of work it was. EonKeep is what it was for. Track both, separately, and see your week by either.
Your activity never leaves your computer. There's no account, no telemetry, and EonKeep works fully offline.
Window titles, URLs and timestamps live in ActivityWatch on your machine. EonKeep doesn't copy them anywhere.
Turn on sync to share rules, projects and corrections between your computers. They're encrypted on your device with a key only you hold; this server stores unreadable blobs.
Every sync keeps recent versions, so a bad change can be rolled back. Delete your vault at any time from the app.
Ubuntu 22.04+ and other modern Linux distributions, x86-64.
.deb package
AppImage
EonKeep sets up its tracker for you on first launch. For website tracking, add the ActivityWatch extension for Chrome or Firefox.