10000 Hours - Skill Tracker
iOS Universel / Productivité
10,000 Hours turns the time you invest in a skill into visible progress.
Pick something you actually want to get good at — a language, an instrument,
writing, training, code — start the timer, and watch the hours add up. As your
total grows, you move through ten stages, so you always know where you are on
the way to mastery.
This isn't a productivity app for your to-do list. It's for the one or two
things you want to still be doing in five years.
WHY PEOPLE STAY WITH IT
Ten stages, not one number
Most trackers hand you a total and leave you to feel something about it.
Here, every hour moves you along a path with named stages — so 57 hours isn't
just 57 hours, it's more than halfway to the next one.
Built for long projects, not 25-minute sprints
Set a daily target, a weekly target, or simply accumulate at your own pace.
Pause for a week and nothing is lost. Your progress waits for you.
Always one tap away
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Dynamic Island, and a proper Apple Watch
app. Start a session without opening your phone.
Yours alone
No ads. No tracking. No account. No subscription. Nothing you record ever
leaves your devices — it syncs privately over iCloud and that's it.
WHAT'S INSIDE
- Unlimited long-term projects, each with its own stage progress
- Count up or count down, with a distraction-free timer screen
- Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly trends, plus a calendar heat map
- Milestones and shareable achievement cards
- Home Screen / Lock Screen widgets, Dynamic Island, Apple Watch
- Private iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Archive finished projects and keep the record
- Dark Mode
Made by one person who can't write code — every version built with AI tools,
designed by hand, and updated more than twenty times this year.
Questions, bugs, or ideas? Email zjy0314@icloud.com — I read and answer all of
them myself.
Privacy Policy:
https://zjymm0314.notion.site/d98112944f644ca18554b560bb0bf5f7?pvs=4
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
This update is about two things: sharing, and readability.
- Achievement cards and charts can now be shared through the system share
sheet — send them to a friend, save to Photos, or post them anywhere
- Improved text contrast throughout, so smaller labels stay readable in
sunlight and in Dark Mode
- The ten stages have clearer names: Novice, Beginner, Apprentice, Adept,
Skilled, Seasoned, Expert, Virtuoso, Master, Legend
- A cleaner Home screen with fewer interruptions
- Various fixes
Questions or ideas? Email me anytime — I read every message.
