zLogr Features

Everything You Need. Nothing You Don’t.

zLogr is designed to stay out of the way. It gives you a simple way to track time, keep useful records, and review your work when you need it.

zLogr splash screen

Start with a Simple Interface

When zLogr starts, you see a clean, familiar Windows application. There are no complicated setup screens or online accounts to manage.

  • Designed for straightforward everyday use.
  • Quick access to the functions you use most.
  • Works as a local Windows application.

Start and Stop with a Click

The main zLogr window puts time tracking where it belongs: directly in front of you. Select an activity, start the timer, and stop it when you are finished.

  • Select the activity you are working on.
  • Start and stop timing with a single click.
  • Add time manually when necessary.
  • See the current session at a glance.
zLogr main time tracking screen

zLogr sessions and stored time records

Your Data Stays on Your PC

zLogr is designed so your time records remain under your control. Your working data is stored locally on your PC rather than being sent to a zLogr server or cloud service.

  • No cloud account is required.
  • Your time records remain on your computer.
  • No zLogr server is used to store your work records.
  • Your local records are protected with encryption.

Security matters. zLogr keeps your working data local and uses encryption to protect stored application data.


Detailed Reports When You Need Them

When it is time to review your work, zLogr provides clear reports showing the time you have recorded.

  • Review time by activity.
  • See totals for selected periods.
  • Generate a concise activity summary.
  • Print a report when you need a hard copy.
zLogr activity summary report
zLogr printable activity report

Need a printed record? The report can be prepared for printing directly from zLogr.

Simple. Practical. Reliable.

zLogr gives you the tools you need for everyday time tracking without putting your work in the cloud or making timekeeping more complicated than it needs to be.