Qbserve is an advanced automatic time tracker for macOS, seamlessly monitoring your productivity across applications and websites. This essential tool in macOS System Utilities provides detailed insights into work habits, helping optimize focus and efficiency. Fully optimized for Apple Silicon, Qbserve ensures smooth, reliable performance on the latest Macs.
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7 MB
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macOS 12.0 or later (Apple Silicon & Intel)
Apple Silicon & Intel
Universal
ARM64 & x86_64
- Features
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- Whats new?
- Automatic Time Tracking: Seamlessly monitors all application and website usage in the background, requiring no manual input.
- Smart Productivity Analysis: Automatically categorizes activities as productive, neutral, or distracting, offering clear insights into your workday.
- Real-time Activity View: Instantly displays your current application and productivity level directly from the macOS menu bar.
- Comprehensive Usage Reports: Generate detailed daily, weekly, and monthly reports to visualize your time allocation and trends.
- Customizable Rules Engine: Define personalized productivity ratings and ignore lists for specific applications and websites.
- Intelligent Idle Detection: Automatically pauses tracking during periods of inactivity, ensuring accurate and meaningful time logs.
- Project-Based Tracking: Assign activities to specific projects, providing granular insights into time spent on client work or tasks.
High-resolution screenshots available directly in the DMG installer.
What's New in Version 1.9.0.8030
- Security and stability engine updated to version 1.9.0.8030.
- Full native compatibility with macOS Sequoia and Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4).
- Performance optimizations and minor bug fixes.
Older versions & Compatibility
Running macOS Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey, or Ventura? Download tested builds for Intel and Apple Silicon.
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1.9.0.8030 LatestNov 02, 2026 · 7 MB · Universal
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