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The iPhone Time Ledger and web dashboard are available. Mac provides an automatic work journal, but its installer is temporarily held while a corrected release is verified. AI Focus Sessions are in development, Workflows are in build, and Automations are planned.

No. Every workspace interaction in this preview uses illustrative data. Pausing, notes, workflow versions, and permission choices are local demonstration state. No agent runs and no accounts are connected.

Windows is part of the desktop product direction. No public Windows installer has been verified. Register interest for availability updates; no release date is promised.

AI Focus Sessions are in development, Workflows are in build, and Automations are planned. The interactive demonstrations are concepts and do not grant access to those features.

Permitted app names, bare domains, and time ranges. A goal or note is context you deliberately supply. Screenshots, keystrokes, and document or message content are not part of the tracking contract.

The published privacy approach says window titles may be read locally to apply exclusions, then discarded. They are not uploaded as activity fields.

No. The published privacy approach separates tracking consent from AI consent. Declining AI processing preserves the basic activity record without model-written summaries.

New web and desktop subscriptions are $20 monthly or $168 annually ($14 per month equivalent). Review the plan and final price in your account before purchase. Apple shows its own localized price in the native paywall.

Existing Stripe subscriptions stay on their purchased price unless you deliberately change plans. App Store billing remains managed through Apple.

Yes. Create an account or sign in to use the web dashboard. Your account’s billing settings open the actual checkout. Concept demonstrations never register an account, purchase a plan, or grant early access.

The published support channel is support@focusmirror.app. Security and privacy questions go to security@focusmirror.app. The contact page can prepare an email draft without sending it.

FocusMirror begins as a private record of how computer work unfolds. The next product layers are designed to help you keep context during important work, preserve procedures that worked, and eventually approve scoped automation. The tracker is the sensor; the larger product is the work system built on top of it.