A clear start.
A clean finish.
Choose a property and editing stage, then clock in. Switch stages from your Mac’s menu bar. Clock out when you’re done. Tracking and screenshots stop when your session ends.
BUILT FOR THE EDITING ROOM
From the first frame to the final export.
A simple home for your projects, work sessions,
and the progress in between.
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LESS ADMIN. MORE EDITING.
One lightweight app for the working day.
Clear context for you and your studio.
Choose a property and editing stage, then clock in. Switch stages from your Mac’s menu bar. Clock out when you’re done. Tracking and screenshots stop when your session ends.
Project stages, app time, and activity give your studio the context to spot blockers and support your workflow.
While clocked in, the app shares a screenshot of each connected display at the start and about every 30 seconds. Your admin can review uploaded captures.
CLEAR BOUNDARIES, BY DESIGN
Opening Studio Time does not start tracking. You choose when to clock in. While working, your studio can review screenshots, active app names and time, mouse movement counts, and clicks. Typed text is not recorded. Clocking out stops collection.
READY FOR YOUR NEXT CUT
Install once. Pair with your studio.
Then start your next project.
Open the downloaded disk image, then drag Studio Time into the Applications folder shown beside it. Requires macOS Sonoma 14 or later.
This pilot is distributed directly and is not Apple-notarized. macOS may block the first launch. After trying to open it, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway if offered. Managed Macs may require your IT administrator.
Ask your admin for a one-time pairing code. Use the studio address shown below. Pairing is remembered between launches until access expires or is revoked.
https://studio-time.portal-cf.workers.devAllow the requested screen and activity permissions, select your project and stage, and clock in. Check the app’s upload status to confirm your screenshots are reaching the studio.
FOR THE STUDIO OWNER
Manage editors, pair Macs, and review projects and work sessions.