DayReplay Guides
Practical resources for freelancers and developers who want more accurate invoicing, better retrospectives, and lower-friction time tracking — on Windows and macOS.
Featured guideCustomize Category Rules
Refine DayReplay's automatic categorization on Pro by adding domain rules for browser activity and process rules for desktop apps — with a worked Microsoft Outlook example for both Windows and macOS.
Read guide →Time Tracking on macOS Without Screen Recording or Screenshots
Why most macOS time trackers ask for Screen Recording permission, what they get from it, and how to track work without it.
Read article →macOSHow to Track Time Spent on Websites on Mac (Without Manual Logs)
A practical method for website-level tracking on macOS that supports billing and weekly planning — using Accessibility, not Screen Recording.
Read article →macOSBest Automatic Time Tracking Apps for Mac: a Buyer's Framework
A practical evaluation framework for choosing a macOS automatic tracker that survives real workdays — and respects Apple's privacy boundaries.
Read article →How to Track Work Hours Without a Timer
A sustainable no-timer system for fragmented workdays and accurate weekly review.
Read article →WindowsHow to Track Time Spent on Websites on Windows (Without Manual Logs)
A practical method for website-level tracking that supports billing and weekly planning.
Read article →WindowsBest Automatic Time Tracking Apps for Windows: a Buyer’s Framework
A practical evaluation framework for choosing an automatic tracker that survives real workdays.
Read article →Long-form guides: How DayReplay works · Customize categories · Security & privacy · FAQ · Windows landing · macOS landing