A menu-bar timer for Fibery · Coming to the Mac App Store
Fibers sits in your Mac's menu bar. Pick a database, start a timer on any item, and every session is saved in your workspace as a Fibery record, linked to the work. No second tool. Nothing of ours in between.
In your workspace
Stop a timer and the session appears here, as a record in your own workspace.
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Interactive preview. Press play on an item and the timer runs, in the panel and in the menu bar.
How it works
Fibers opens your browser. You sign in on Fibery's own page and allow Fibers in, and that is the whole sign-in. There is no Fibers account to create.
Stories, Tasks, Bugs, Deals: the databases your team already works in. Fibers shows exactly what it would add, by name, and nothing is created until you approve that list.
Click the icon, type a few letters, press ⌘↩. The elapsed time sits in your menu bar until you stop, and the session is saved to Fibery, linked to the item.
The app
The panel opens from the menu bar with your recent items in front of you. Type to filter, ↩ to see an item's details, ⌘↩ to start a timer on it. Your nine most recent items are a keystroke away on ⌘1 to ⌘9.
Can't find it? Create the item from the same field and start tracking it right away.
Started late? Move the start back five, fifteen or thirty minutes. Forgot entirely? Add a manual entry with the exact start and end. Pause when you step away; the time so far is already saved.
The menu bar shows the elapsed time the whole way, so you never have to open anything to know where you stand.
Today, this week, this month, the last three months: a total and a chart for each, by hour, day or week. Your sessions listed and editable, and Add Entry for time you forgot to track. When you need the item itself, Open in Fibery is one click.
Before Fibers touches a workspace it lists every space, database and field it would create, by name. You approve, and only then does it write. If a step can't finish, Fibers rolls back what it made, or tells you exactly what's left.
Deleted a field by accident later? Settings shows the setup needs repair, and the repair goes through the same approval.
In your workspace
Fibers stores time the way you'd model it yourself. Every session is a record you can query, report on, automate and share. Stop using Fibers and it's all still there.
Fibers space
Time Session
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Story
Created once per workspace, after an Admin approves it: the Fibers space, with Time Session and a small Tracked Database that records which databases are set up, so every device and teammate agrees.
Privacy
Fibers has no servers. It talks to Fibery's own MCP server directly from your Mac, and keeps nothing of yours anywhere else.
You sign in in your own browser, on Fibery's pages. Fibers never sees your password. The tokens it receives live in the macOS Keychain.
Preferences, your recent items and a paused timer are saved locally, in the app's sandbox. There is no account with us, because there is no us in the loop.
Every change Fibers makes to your workspace's structure is listed before it happens. Fibery's own history shows what it did, and Stop Tracking can remove the fields it added to your database.
Questions
Fibers talks to Fibery through Fibery's hosted MCP server, so your workspace needs access to it. Setting up a database also asks Fibery's AI to write one formula; where AI is off or out of credits, Fibers offers to keep that total as a plain number it updates itself. We haven't confirmed yet which Fibery plans include MCP access, or whether everyday tracking uses AI credits.
No. It adds three fields to a database you choose to track, and once per workspace it creates a Fibers space with two small databases of its own. Your fields, views and automations are untouched. The full list is shown before anything is created.
The first setup in a workspace needs a Fibery Admin, who then shares the Fibers space with the team. Setting up a further database needs Architect access to it. Tracking time needs Editor access. Databases kept in sync by an integration aren't offered.
Settings → Databases → Check Setup in Fibery tells you what's missing, and Repair creates it again after you approve the list. Until then Fibers keeps tracking what it still can and tells you which total won't update.
Yes, if they have access to the Fibers space. Sessions are ordinary Fibery records, so they follow your workspace's sharing. Each one records who tracked it and the name of the Mac it was tracked on. In Fibers, an item's details can show everyone's time or only yours.
One timer at a time, on purpose. Starting another item stops the first and saves its session, so nothing is double-counted. A pause ends a session too; resuming starts a new one on the same item.
Not yet. Fibers needs a connection to Fibery to save a session. Queuing saves while offline and sending them when you reconnect is planned.
Fibers is a Mac app for macOS 26 and later, coming to the Mac App Store. An iOS app sharing the same core is planned as the second phase. Nothing is planned for Windows.
Pricing will be announced with the launch. Leave your email below and you'll hear when Fibers is on the Mac App Store.
A confirmation now, one email when it's on the Mac App Store. Nothing else.