Workmuch vs Sixty Fifteen

Workmuch automatically logs how much you work, hour by hour, every day. No manual entires required. Draw a circle around where you work. From then on, your hours track themselves: workmuch logs the moment you arrive and the moment you leave, deducts the breaks you're entitled to, and adds it up. You never open the app to start a timer, because there is no timer to start. AUTOMATIC, NOT MANUAL • One geofence around your workplace, set on a map in seconds • Arrivals and departures logged in the background, even when the app is closed • Nothing to tap, no reminders to ignore, no timers left running overnight BREAKS, HANDLED • Break deductions applied automatically: 30 minutes after 6 hours and 45 minutes after 9, the German statutory defaults • Change the thresholds to match your contract, or override a single day by hand • Every day shows gross time, break, and net time, so you can see where the number comes from YOUR WEEK, AT A GLANCE • A clean bar chart of net hours per day: swipe back through weeks, months and years • Averages that mean something: per day actually worked, with the divisor spelled out • This week against last week, this month against last month • Tap any bar for the exact figure FIX ANYTHING • Left your phone at home? Add a session by hand • GPS logged a departure late? Drag it to the right time • Every entry is editable, and deleting is undoable NOTHING TO LOSE • Your hours sync through your own private iCloud, automatically • New iPhone, or the app reinstalled? Your history is already there • Works fully signed out of iCloud too, it just stays on the one device PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION • No account. No sign-up. No server of ours, ever • Your movements are never tracked: iOS checks the boundary on your iPhone, and workmuch records only the arrival and departure times • What syncs goes to your private iCloud, readable by you and no one else • No analytics, no trackers, no ads • Export everything to CSV whenever you like, and erase everything in one tap BUILT FOR iOS • Native SwiftUI with no third-party code • Full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support, including a chart you can navigate by audio • Fast, small, and portrait-first Continued use of GPS running in the background can decrease battery life. workmuch uses region monitoring rather than continuous tracking, which iOS handles with minimal power draw. Background location: workmuch requires "Always" location access to log arrivals and departures while the app is closed: this is the entire feature. Location is used only to detect crossings of the single workplace boundary you set. Your position is never recorded or transmitted; the workplace you choose is kept in your own private iCloud so your setup follows you to a new iPhone.

SixtyFifteen is a simple focus timer built around a clear 60:15 rhythm — 60 minutes of focused work followed by a 15-minute break — while giving you the flexibility to customize both durations to suit your routine. Whether you're studying, working, reading, coding, or tackling a personal project, SixtyFifteen helps you stay focused without overcomplicating your day. Focus your way Start with the 60:15 rhythm or choose your own focus and break durations. Adapt each session to the way you prefer to work or study. Stay focused Give your attention to one task at a time and take intentional breaks between sessions to maintain a balanced routine. Plan your sessions Set how much focused time you intend to complete and keep track of your progress throughout the day. Track your progress Review your completed sessions and see how much focused time you've accumulated over time. Keep your timer visible Follow an active session using Live Activities and Dynamic Island on supported iPhones without repeatedly opening the app. Simple when you need it, flexible when you want it Quickly start a session with minimal setup, while still having the flexibility to adjust your focus routine when needed. SixtyFifteen is designed around a simple idea: Focus. Break. Repeat.