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Workframe helps you move through a simple workday loop: Capture → Decide → Focus → Review.

Quick start

1. Capture tasks as they appear.
2. Decide a small Today list instead of turning the day into a heavy plan.
3. Start a focus session for the next concrete piece of work.
4. Review what happened and carry forward only what still matters.

Where is my data stored?

Workframe stores your tasks, plans, focus history, journal notes and settings locally on your Mac, inside the app's Application Support area or app container. Workframe does not require an account and does not keep a cloud copy of your data.

Local backups are also stored on your Mac.

How do reminders work?

Reminders are local macOS notifications. You can deny notification permission and still use Workframe.

Workday, due-task and focus-session reminders are based on your local app settings and task state. Workframe does not need a server account to schedule them.

What does Activity Awareness see?

Activity Awareness is optional. When enabled, it records the active app identity and activation timing locally. It is meant to support gentle review context, not surveillance or scoring.

It does not read screen contents, document contents, browser URLs, messages, keystrokes or window titles.

How do backup and recovery work?

Workframe keeps app data local and may create local backup copies on your Mac during maintenance or recovery.

If recovery UI appears, copying diagnostics is user-initiated.

How do language and timezone settings affect the app?

Workframe supports runtime language selection for the app UI. The workday timezone and schedule define Today boundaries and reminder timing. Changing language or reminder settings may cause local reminders to be rebuilt.

How do I contact support?

Email [email protected]. Include app version, macOS version, Mac model if relevant and concise steps to reproduce the issue. Do not send sensitive task contents unless they are needed to understand the issue.