01 · Google Calendar
Schedule your day
Use Google Calendar to plan every hour you are awake. If it is not on the calendar, it does not count as intentional.
Time audit
Do You Know How You Spend Your Time?
I didn’t... which is pretty embarrassing, since I made this software to help me audit my time.
I’m Rob. I built Time Audit because I was tired of making no progress toward my goals. I tracked each and every minute of my day for 31 days. Here is what that looks like as a ledger.
- Tracked
- 31
- Scale
- 1–10
- Categories
- 3
- Calendar
- Sync
days, every minute
how the hour actually felt
Health, Life, Work
Google Calendar import
How it works
Schedule the day. Rate the hours. Read the ledger.
Your calendar is already the plan. Time Audit turns it into a record you can judge.
02 · Time Audit
Rate and review events
Events import automatically. Score each block from 1 to 10. The fill is the rating band, the selection is a ring, never a color change.
03 · Daily ratings
See the average, day by day
Watch daily scores stack up, and whether they move with sleep.
04 · Categories
Where the hours went
Health, Life, and Work are the defaults. Unsorted is everything you have not named yet.
- Health
- Life
- Work
- Unsorted
05 · Quality
Not just time spent
See how you rate each category, then cut or keep based on your own numbers.
06 · Detail
As granular as you want
Every block is still there. Open the dashboard and read the day like a ledger.
The 31-day experiment
I tracked every minute for a month.
I made this app because I was tired of making no progress toward my goals. Logging the hours — including weekends and Christmas, showed me what I was actually doing instead of what I told myself I was doing.
Next
See where this week went.
Connect a calendar, rate the blocks, and look at the numbers. No guesswork.