An automatic time tracker for Windows.
Hustled starts with Windows, notices what you work on, and turns your day into time entries you can bill. No timer to start. No timer to forget.
It starts when Windows starts
Hustled starts with Windows and records on its own, so there is nothing to switch on and nothing to forget. It sits in your tray while you get on with the job. If you would rather, you can turn automatic tracking off in Settings and start and stop a timer yourself.
What it records on your PC
The name of the app in front of you, the title of its window, the name of the website if it is a browser, and when you were active. In apps that call every window by their own name, like Claude or ChatGPT, it asks the app for the open chat’s title, the way a screen reader would. That is the whole list. It never records what you type, a picture of your screen, your clipboard, your files or your camera.
From activity to a finished timesheet
You do not want a list of four hundred tiny switches. Hustled tidies the day into real blocks and suggests the client or project each one belongs to, from rules you write once: an app, a website or words in a window title, and where that work goes. You accept the suggestions in one go, fix anything it got wrong, and you are done for the week. Tick a rule and it files its matches by itself.
Idle time is set aside, never padded into the job you had open. A call you spent listening is the exception you decide: when you come back, Hustled asks whether that was a call and which project it was for, and adds nothing unless you say so. A reminder at the end of the day tells you if anything is still unfiled.
When you are ready to bill, export a CSV timesheet that any invoicing app or spreadsheet can read, or a month grid with a row per client, rounded to 6, 15 or 30 minutes if your clients expect it. If you use Rizqo, each project’s day goes there as one entry.
Your day stays on your computer, unless you share it
Everything Hustled observes is kept on your own machine and never uploaded, and it works offline. By default our servers know your email and your subscription, and nothing about your day. What you can choose to send is your finished time entries — to Rizqo, or to the web portal, which shows them in a browser — and, with the web portal, a daily total of time not yet filed and your rules, so you can edit them there. You can also let your own AI assistant read your totals and change your rules. All of it is off until you turn it on. More on what Hustled never records.
Installing on Windows
- Needs Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
- The installer is 5.2 MB and takes a few seconds.
- It installs into your own user folder, so it never asks for an administrator password.
- Windows will show a warning the first time, because the installer is not code signed yet. The download page explains why and how to check the file.
Price
One plan with everything included: $12 a month, or $108 a year. A full refund inside 30 days if it is not for you, no reasons needed.