Download Yokto from the Apple App Store and experience how smooth time tracking on the Mac can be.
„Just start. Sort it out later.”
Start without setup — assign client and project whenever it suits you.
“The phone rings. One click. Keep going.”
QuickShift logs the interruption — your main timer waits.
„Day’s done. The numbers are right.”
Clean breakdown, correct rounding, CSV export.
“I kept my budgets under control and still got everything done on time.”
Hourly rates, budgets, and an overview that shows where things are getting tight.
Within the settings, you’ll find many additional features that make your work easier and allow you to customize Yokto even more to suit your needs.
Import customers and projects via CSV and get started right away.
Round times up or down, e.g. to 5 min, 15 min, or any interval you choose.
Use Light Mode or Dark Mode, whichever you prefer.
Get the best overview of your tracked time.
Use Yokto on multiple Macs and keep your times in sync.
Create backups in iCloud or store them locally on your Mac.
Yokto detects when your Mac enters Sleep Mode and helps you track your time accurately.
English, German, and French are already available – more languages are coming soon.
Coming soon: an iOS app for iPad and iPhone.
Download Yokto from the Apple App Store and experience how smooth time tracking on the Mac can be.
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