Most time-tracking tools end where the work begins. You start a timer, you stop a timer, and then you're on your own — exporting CSVs into spreadsheets, copy-pasting hours into invoice templates, asking another AI to summarize what your week was about.
Ayron carries each tracked entry through the rest of the workflow. Weekly summaries explain what you actually spent time on. Margin tracking catches scope creep before it eats profit. Branded invoices send from your own domain, and clients pay through Stripe — without leaving the app.
Why native
We're built on SwiftUI, not Electron. That means a real menu bar item on macOS, real Live Activity on iPhone, real Shortcuts and AppIntents. Time tracking is a background habit — it should feel like part of the OS, not a browser tab.
Where we're headed
At launch, Ayron ships on macOS and iOS Universal (iPhone and iPad). The web app and Android client are in active development, with the same data model behind them so your workspace is waiting on whichever surface you sign in from next.