AI Work Log Generator

All screenshots are processed locally on your Mac using on-device AI. The raw images never leave your computer. Only anonymized, encrypted summaries sync to the cloud—and only if you enable backup. You control what gets shared. Managers and third parties never see your activity unless you export and send it yourself.

Clockify requires you to start and stop timers manually for every task. RescueTime tracks which apps you use but doesn't understand what you're doing in them. Didon captures activity automatically and uses AI to tag tasks to the right project or client—no timers, no manual categories. You get billable-ready reports without lifting a finger.

Not yet. Right now, Didon works as a standalone app. You can export reports as plain text, CSV, or JSON and import them into your invoicing or project management system. Native integrations with tools like Jira, Asana, and Linear are on the roadmap.

Didon achieves over 95% accuracy on routine tasks by analyzing screenshots and app activity in real time. Manual logs are prone to memory errors—studies show they average 80-85% accuracy because people forget details or reconstruct events hours later. Didon logs what actually happened, not what you think happened.

Didon generates structured, timestamped reports that include task descriptions, project tags, and hours worked. You can export these reports and import them into your invoicing tool. Direct invoicing features—like rate calculations and PDF generation—are planned for a future release.

Yes. You can try Didon free for 14 days. No credit card required. Download it, let it run for a few days, and see your first automated reports. If it doesn't save you time, delete it. No risk.

If you prefer manual control, you can disable AI tagging in Didon's settings and assign projects yourself. Didon will still capture your activity automatically—you'll just review and categorize it at the end of the day instead of letting the AI do it. You can also export raw activity logs and process them however you like. Or stick with a traditional time tracker like Clockify or Toggl if you want full manual control from the start.