Desktop Time Manager quietly tracks how you actually spend time on your computer, showing exactly how long you use each application with no clutter or distractions. Instead of telling you what to do, it simply makes your time visible, helping you spot hidden time leaks, overused apps, and real usage patterns you might not notice otherwise. Lightweight, private, and desktopfirst, all data stays on your system with no accounts or unnecessary tracking because real productivity starts with awareness
Protect your privacy by stripping hidden metadata (EXIF, GPS, device info) from your photos instantly. Client-side processing ensures your data never leaves your device.
Modern AI can think—but it still can’t act on your system.
That’s the gap this project closes.
This launch introduces two MCP servers that give your AI direct, structured access to your file system and your terminal—so it can read, write, organize files and execute real commands, not just suggest them.
Instead of copy-pasting commands or manually moving files, your AI can now communicate with your system natively, turning intent into execution with precision and control.
