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GNOME recently shipped a screen time feature showing daily app usage (e.g. "4 hours in Firefox, 1 hour in terminal"). Would love to see something similar in Omarchy.
The good news is the pieces already exist for Hyprland:
ActivityWatch (activitywatch-bin on AUR) — local, privacy-first time tracker with a nice web dashboard
aw-watcher-window-hyprland — a Rust daemon that hooks into Hyprland and reports the active window to ActivityWatch
A contribution could be as simple as an install option under Install > Tools that:
Installs activitywatch-bin from AUR
Installs aw-watcher-window-hyprland via Cargo
Enables both as systemd user services
All data stays local. Nothing runs by default unless the user installs it. Happy to put together a PR if this direction sounds good.
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GNOME recently shipped a screen time feature showing daily app usage (e.g. "4 hours in Firefox, 1 hour in terminal"). Would love to see something similar in Omarchy.
The good news is the pieces already exist for Hyprland:
activitywatch-binon AUR) — local, privacy-first time tracker with a nice web dashboardA contribution could be as simple as an install option under Install > Tools that:
activitywatch-binfrom AURaw-watcher-window-hyprlandvia CargoAll data stays local. Nothing runs by default unless the user installs it. Happy to put together a PR if this direction sounds good.
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