LOCAL-FIRST WINDOWS SOFTWARE

Your workday, searchable. Your history, local by default.

TrackMeUp is a private activity tracker and searchable workday memory for Windows. It helps you recover lost context without requiring a TrackMeUp account or quietly copying your activity to a hidden cloud.

TrackMeUp retrieves an earlier page from a private visual workday timeline
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Find the moment, not just the tab

When you remember seeing something but not where or when, TrackMeUp brings activity, retained screenshots, on-device OCR, optional AI provider descriptions, and reports into one searchable local history.

01

Search your workday

Recover context across applications, window titles, captured moments, OCR text, activity signals, and optional descriptions from your configured AI provider.

02

Keep the history local

Activity history is stored on your Windows PC by default. The product does not require an account and does not hide a TrackMeUp cloud behind the experience.

03

Review the shape of the day

Inspect active and idle periods, daily reports, trends, screenshots, and the original evidence behind a remembered moment instead of relying on a productivity score.

Privacy is product behavior

Screenshots and AI assistance are separate choices. Retention, exclusions, exports, sharing, and complete local deletion remain explicit actions rather than background assumptions.

Read the privacy and data flow
  • No TrackMeUp account is required.
  • Screenshots and AI provider requests are independently optional.
  • Applications, windows, and contextual details can be excluded.
  • A deliberate nuclear reset removes the local history and settings.

Desktop and CLI share the same application behavior

The native WinUI desktop experience and PowerShell-friendly CLI use the same TrackMeUp application facade and tracking runtime. Automation does not create a second tracker or bypass the product's privacy and persistence boundaries.

Inspect the implementation, not just the promise

TrackMeUp's project-authored source and documentation are available under the MIT License. The public repository includes the architecture, privacy model, validation guide, roadmap, provenance records, and build workflow.