Focus today. Report tomorrow.

Workframe carries the day from the first task to a clear outcome: make a short plan, choose what matters, focus, and recall the result — without a second calendar or mandatory wrap-up.

See how it works Coming to the Mac App Store
  • A short Today list, no calendar grid
  • Focus with or without a task
  • A Work Journal built from real progress
Layered Workframe app surfaces showing the menu-bar popover, Work Journal, Review and Planner.

Only what helps you work today.

Workframe connects tasks, focus and outcomes without asking you to maintain another schedule or complete a daily wrap-up.

Choose, don’t schedule every minute

Keep Today short. Workframe suggests a Main focus and Frog task, but the final choice is yours. Meetings stay in your calendar — here, you decide what to work on between them.

Focus your way

Start a session with a task to keep context, or without one when you only need protected focus time. The timer supports your rhythm without prescribing a method.

Remember outcomes without reporting rituals

The Work Journal gathers completed tasks, checklist progress and unfinished work. Before stand-up, review the result and copy the report.

A Work Journal without manual reporting.

As the day moves, Workframe keeps tasks, completed checklist items and unfinished work. The Work Journal turns them into a clear status update — no separate log to fill in.

  • Remember what you actually worked on.
  • Keep progress from unfinished work when part of its checklist is done.
  • Copy a starting point for stand-up, status, or a private note.
Wednesday, July 1 
Yesterday work included:
• Prepare client handoff
• Update project specification
• Review design feedback

What came out:
• Prepare client handoff:
    - Handoff notes are ready
    - Open questions are grouped for follow-up
• Update project specification:
    - Pricing section is clarified
    - Approval checklist is updated

Continuing today:
• Review design feedback

Paste it into Slack, Jira, Notion, or keep it as a private status note.

One workday loop, from task to report.

Capture a task, choose what matters today, focus in the way that works for you, and return to the outcome when you need it.

1

Add task

Capture a task from the menu bar, then return to your current work.

Add a task in the Workframe quick capture widget.
2

Choose today

Keep Today short. Workframe suggests a Main focus and Frog task, but you can always choose them yourself.

Choose today's work in Workframe Planner.
3

Focus your way

Link a session to a task to keep context, or work without a link when you do not need one.

Review task-linked focus sessions in Workframe.
4

Copy report

Open the Work Journal, review completed and continuing work, then copy a starting point for your status.

Copy a Work Journal report from Workframe.

See the app in context.

See how the menu-bar popover, Planner and Work Journal carry the day from task to outcome.

Workframe menu-bar popover in light mode with focus controls, quick capture and Today stack.
Workframe menu-bar popover in dark mode with focus controls, quick capture and Today stack.
Workframe Planner in light mode with Backlog, Today, main focus, frog task and completed work.
Workframe Planner in dark mode with the same Today stack and backlog context.
Workframe task editor in light mode showing priority, destination, due date and checklist progress.
Workframe task editor in dark mode showing checklist progress and task details.
Workframe Work Journal in light mode with a daily report ready to copy.
Workframe Work Journal in dark mode with completed work and results.

Local-first by design.

It is simple: tasks, focus sessions and journal entries stay local — no account, no ads and no tracking.

  • Local storage Tasks, plans, focus sessions, journal entries and settings stay on your Mac.
  • Optional Activity Awareness If you enable it, Workframe stores active-app identifiers and switch times on your Mac to add Review context. It does not read screen contents, browser URLs, documents, messages, keystrokes or window titles.
  • Optional notifications If you allow notifications, Workframe uses them only for local reminders.
  • Email-first support Support sees only the information you choose to send.

What to expect at launch.

Workframe is headed to the Mac App Store as a standalone paid Mac app — without a subscription or cloud workspace.

Availability

Coming to the Mac App Store. This site does not offer a direct download or account portal.

Purchase model

Planned as a paid-upfront Mac app. The final price is set in App Store Connect before publication.

No subscription

The initial Mac release is planned without subscriptions, cloud accounts, in-app unlocks, in-app purchases or trials.

Requirements

Requires macOS 14 or later. Built for Macs with Apple Silicon or Intel.