Magicflow tracks how much deep work you actually do, aimed at founders and makers rather than at teams reporting billable time. The distinction matters: measuring hours at a desk tells you almost nothing, while measuring uninterrupted focus tells you why a week that felt busy produced nothing.
It runs as a desktop application and frames itself as a coach rather than a timesheet, which suits people accountable to themselves instead of to a manager.
Pricing is published, with a free tier and paid plans at $8 and $15. Two honest points: tracking only helps if you change something in response to it, and an application that measures focus necessarily observes what you are doing all day. Note also that older descriptions call this a no-code workflow tool, which it is not.
