Grind Tap quietly orchestrates your tasks, provides real-time automation, and speeds up your creative process — all while remaining completely out of your way.
A capture box, a focus timer, a history of what you finished today. No accounts, no sync server, nothing leaving your Mac.
Tap once to summon. Tap again to dismiss. Never claims a dock icon.
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A real Pomodoro out of the box. No durations to fiddle with.
Wheel pickers for time and deadline. Enter saves. Esc dismisses.
Today, this week, this month — every completed task, time-stamped.
No browser, no electron, no second monitor of dashboards.
Three small moves, mapped to how a busy brain actually works.
Tap the menu-bar icon, type, hit enter — your working memory just got an offload.
Every finished task gets a timestamp. Glance back at what you actually shipped — not what you meant to.
Pin a task to the 25-minute ring. When it ends, a quiet OS notification — not a banner stack.
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Every completed task, time-stamped. Glance back at what you actually shipped today.
Lives in the menu bar. Opens with a shortcut. Never steals focus from the work itself.
No dock icon, no extra window. Just a tap from the top-right of your screen.
A global shortcut opens the composer mid-thought. Type, hit enter, get back to work.
When the timer ends, a quiet notification — not a popup, not a banner stack.
A real Pomodoro out of the box — 25 minutes deep, 5 minutes off. No setup, no settings to fiddle with.
Built in Swift and SwiftUI. Opens the moment you tap the shortcut — no cold-start lag, no 200MB browser.
Stored locally with SwiftData. No account, no sync server, nothing leaving your Mac unless you want it to.
Try Grind Tap on your next deep-work block. Capture, focus, ship — and let the menu bar quietly keep score.