One ledger. Two honest inputs.
Mac automatically remembers your on-screen work. iPhone helps you deliberately account for the rest of the day. Neither pretends to see what it cannot.
Automatic where the platform allows it. Deliberate where it does not.
The Mac menu-bar app can observe privacy-safe desktop activity. The current iPhone app cannot and does not read Screen Time, exact app history, messages, or screen content. Its job is the manual Time Ledger, Observe focus blocks, Close the Books, coaching, and review.
Start with the gap you feel most.
Remember the workday
FocusMirror records app names, domains, timestamps, switches, and idle time while the session is running. On-device exclusions run before upload.
Account for the rest
The Time Ledger records only what you enter: waking-hour increments, Observe block intent, and your Close the Books reflection.
Carry the pattern forward
Use either app alone or both under the same private account. Your tier and ledger follow the account across Mac, iPhone, and web.
Choose the device that closes the biggest gap.
Both are available now and free to start. Operator is $9.99/month or $79.99/year, purchased through Stripe or the App Store, and unlocks the same account across both apps.