Free
Free
For trying Lull on one Mac, for as long as you like.
- The timer in your menu bar
- Notifications held while you work
- The Today window
- Seven days of history
- One Mac
Lull lives in your Mac's menu bar and keeps one thing on your screen: the task you chose. It holds notifications while you work, keeps time without being asked, and at the end of the day hands it back to you as one ribbon.
For Mac · Apple Silicon and Intel
Homepage, second pass
1 h 30 m
The crossing, first draft
50 m
September, every client
25 m
Lesson 41
20 m
Menu and booking page
Running · 26 m so far
Edit the crossing
Planned · 45 m
Menu and booking page
Harbour St. redesign
24:12 left
Do Not Disturb until 14:50. Lull holds everything else.
Held by Lull
Seven notifications are waiting: four from Slack, two from Mail and one from Calendar. None was marked urgent, so none got through.
Today so far3 h 31 m
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Second pass on the menu. Prices from Ana's sheet, photos on Thursday.
Your day Automatic
Lull keeps time while you work, so there is no timer to remember and no timesheet to fill in. At six it shows you the day as it was: what you finished, what crept in, and how long you stayed with one thing.
Tuesday · 6 h 40 m tracked
Deep work 3 h 50 m
Meetings 1 h 25 m
Admin 55 m
Breaks 30 m
Kept open all day at
Free
For trying Lull on one Mac, for as long as you like.
$6/m
For freelancers who work alone and bill by the hour.
$12/m
For small studios that share projects and quiet hours, per person.
Lull is free on one Mac and ready in a minute. Choose a task, press start, and let everything else wait its turn.