Memory works by reading window titles that are active. Let's say you have Google Chrome active on a website, it will send the current window title together with a timestamp with some detail about your activity, such as the website or file name.
Here is an example of a row of data collected by Memory -
It will show up on your Memory Inbox like this -
List View:
Timeline View:
Please note that Memory does not track websites when viewed in Google Chrome's private/incognito mode.
Also note that:
Memory does not track websites when viewed in Google Chrome's private/incognito mode.
You can turn off tracking at any time by clicking the Memory icon and toggling the button:
You can access the Memory in Windows right from your system tray. Click the pink brain icon 🧠 and toggle between OFF and ON.
To make sure you never miss a billable minute, make sure Memory is set to automatically launch on start up. It just makes life a little easier. 😎
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