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Track how you spend time in Google Calendar using event colors. Lytix turns your Google Calendar into a time-tracking dashboard. No manual logging, no separate app, no API access. It reads the colors you already use on your events and shows you exactly where your time goes. Just color-code your events the way you normally do, give each color a name (Work, Meetings, Health, Personal…), and Lytix adds a clean sidebar that breaks down your day and week by category. WHAT YOU GET • Time-per-category analytics for any day or week, based on your event colors • A capacity bar showing completed vs. remaining time at a glance • Custom category labels : name your colors to whatever makes sense to you • Sub-category tags for a more detailed breakdown • Per-day insights with column highlighting right on the calendar grid • One-click report export (PDF & PNG) with charts, perfect for clients, invoices, or weekly reviews • Automatic light & dark theme to match Google Calendar • Available in multiple languages with full internationalization support WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Understand how much time really goes to meetings vs. focused work • Track billable hours without a stopwatch • Spot imbalances between work, health, and personal time • Build a simple weekly review habit PRIVACY FIRST Lytix works entirely in your browser. It reads your calendar from the page you're already viewing. It does not connect to any server, send your data anywhere, or require calendar API permissions. Your schedule stays yours. Color-code, name your categories, and see where your time goes. Install Lytix and start tracking in seconds.
Jun 17, 2026
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