PLAN
Name the next step
Every Focus session starts with a concrete task, so the work has a purpose before the clock begins.
APPLE SILICON · macOS 15+
Let the top of your Macremember the work that mattered.
Metrune is more than a timer. It connects tasks, Codex, GitHub, music, and device events to one notch—and turns daily effort into levels, badges, and reports.
Free Community Release · Local-first · No account
Finish product designFocus in progress
24:18Task bound
Now showing · Focus
01Task-based Focus02Honest Codex state03Daily GitHub activity04Local progress archive
ONE COMPLETE WORK LOOP
The timer ends. Your progress remains.
Plan, focus, and reflect in one local activity record.
FOCUS
Keep the top quiet
Running, paused, break, and expired states stay distinct; compact mode shows only what matters now.
REFLECT
Turn effort into a record
Focus, tasks, Codex, and GitHub flow into day, week, month, and year views instead of disappearing.
NOT A PAGE—A SET OF CAPABILITIES
The notch handles now. The app remembers over time.
01
FOCUS
Keep tasks and time together
Task queue, adjustable duration, pause, breaks, completion, and reliable launch recovery.
02
AI CODING
Show development activity honestly
Codex session state, 30-day activity, and read-only quota. Stale data never pretends to be live.
03
GROWTH
Make accumulation visible
Local avatar, levels, titles, annual heatmap, and a Focus, GitHub, and AI Coding badge wall.
04
REPORTS
Turn a period into something worth sharing
Weekly and monthly reports with backgrounds, typography, module order, animated previews, and static export.
ARRIVE BRIEFLY. LEAVE ON TIME.
Device events should not take over your work.
Power, headphones, and keyboards receive a clear moment beside the physical notch, then Metrune returns to the page you were using.
Battery and power
Status stays in the expanded header; connecting and disconnecting power use independent motion.
Bluetooth connections
Device identity leads, connection state trails, and no device history is retained.
Live Codex state
Working, approval, and completion are distinct and independently previewable in Settings.
LOCAL-FIRST
Your progress belongs to you—not a server.
Tasks, focus, activity, avatar, levels, and badges stay on the Mac by default. Metrune has no cloud account and never auto-uploads diagnostics.
Stored on this Mac
- Tasks and Focus history
- Levels, titles, and badges
- Avatar and report preferences
Accessed only when enabled
- Public GitHub activity
- Limited local Codex metadata
- Now Playing and transient device events
Never included in backup
- GitHub credentials
- AI prompts and responses
- Source code, private messages, or clipboard content
CURRENT COMPATIBILITY
Built for the current generation of Mac.
The v0.1.0 Community Release supports Apple Silicon and macOS 15 or later. It is ad-hoc signed and not Apple-notarized, so first launch may require right-clicking the app in Finder and choosing Open.
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FAQ
A few things before you download.
Is Metrune just a Pomodoro timer?
No. Focus is the core, but Metrune also connects Codex, GitHub, music, device events, progress, badges, and reports into the same workflow.
Does it work without a physical notch?
Yes. External and notchless displays use a virtual top surface with configurable per-display behavior.
Does it read my AI conversations or code?
No. AI Coding uses limited local activity metadata and an official read-only quota source. It does not read or store prompts, responses, credentials, or source code.
Why can macOS block the first launch?
The v0.1.0 Community Release is ad-hoc signed and not Apple-notarized. Download only from the official GitHub Release, then right-click the app in Finder and choose Open.
Can I move my data to another Mac?
Yes. Metrune supports manual export, integrity checks, and an explicitly confirmed replacement restore. You can place the backup in iCloud Drive yourself.
METRUNE v0.1.0
Keep the next meaningful stretch at the top.
Download the free Community Release, or inspect the source and privacy boundaries first.