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Track how you spend time in Google Calendar using event colors. Lytix turns your Google Calendar into a time-tracking dashboard. No manual logging, no separate app, no sign-in. It reads the colors you already use on your events and shows you exactly where your time goes. Color-code your events the way you normally do, name each color in Google Calendar (Work, Meetings, Health, Personal…), and Lytix adds a clean sidebar that breaks down your day and week by category. WHAT YOU GET • Time per category for any day, week or custom range, based on your event colors • A totals bar showing scheduled vs. free time at a glance • Done and remaining time for each category, updated as your day goes • Sub-categories: add #tags to event titles for a finer breakdown • Charts: time distribution, a timeline of your days, hours per day and focus stats • Pick a single day from the week strip to see it on its own • Sort categories, hide colors you don't want counted, and arrange your charts • Light and dark themes that follow Google Calendar • Available in 68 languages LYTIX PRO Some features (month and year views, Trends, an AI assistant and shareable reports) need a Lytix Pro license, currently available by invitation. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Understand how much time really goes to meetings vs. focused work • Track billable hours without a stopwatch • Spot imbalances between work, health and personal time • Build a simple weekly review habit PRIVACY Lytix reads your calendar from the page you're already viewing, never through Google's APIs, and needs no access to your Google account. Your analytics are computed in your browser, with no ads and no tracking. Lytix Pro features use Lytix's servers, and only when you use them; lytix.me/privacy explains exactly what is sent and when. Color-code, name your categories, and see where your time goes. Install Lytix and start tracking in seconds.
Oct 23, 2026
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