Orma

项目介绍

Orma is an automated time tracker for Mac and Windows that answers one question with unusual honesty: where did your time actually go? It watches app usage, coding time, music listening, health signals and GitHub activity, then rolls everything into a single dashboard of timelines, streaks and heatmaps. Nineteen auto-generated correlation insights go further — they surface patterns like which apps pair with your most focused coding hours, so the dashboard reads less like a log and more like a diagnosis. The vibe-coding story here is unusually complete. Its maker Kevin said on Product Hunt, in his own words: "The entire thing was built with Claude Code. Every line of Swift, C#, Kotlin, and TypeScript — all generated from natural language prompts." (Orma launched under the name xeve; the site notes "Formerly called xeve".) A companion MCP server lets an AI assistant query your own time data, which is a neat closed loop: the tool that was built entirely by AI now exposes your habits back to AI. Version 0.6.0 is live and downloadable from the site, and the studio behind it has been shipping steadily — a dedicated Orma feature post went up on the Xeve blog on 19 October 2026. For anyone who suspects their self-reported "productive day" doesn't survive contact with the data, this is the mirror that talks back.