Engram
- Decades of face memories and habits.
- Private on your Mac. No accounts. No cloud.
- See screen hours stack up. Take back time.
- Purchase once. Own forever.
Engram sits next to the clock - a smiling face in the menu bar. You set an interval. When you’re at the machine, it may take a still (and optionally a short clip or a desktop frame). When you’re not, it waits.
The timeline is locked behind Touch ID or your Mac password. There is no account, no sync, and no server. Files live under Application Support on your Mac, the same way a local photo library would.
Pause for fifteen minutes or the rest of the day from the menu. Open Timeline when you want to look back.
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Engram helped me understand how much time I waste.
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Face timeline that never leaves my Mac.
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Opening the timeline after a long week is oddly educational.
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Private enough that I actually leave it running.
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One week in and I started shutting the lid earlier.
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The selfies are embarrassing.
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Seeing my face above twelve hours of Slack was enough.
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A private imprint of the week.
Who makes Engram
Engram is built by áddet - an independent studio founded by Dominik T. in Helsinki, Finland in 2016. In Northern Sámi, áddet means “to understand.” For us that means tools and objects where daily life, research, cinematography, and software meet.
Our street-level studio within Helsinki’s design district, in the beautiful seaside neighbourhood of Ullanlinna, known for its lively Art Nouveau architecture.
Download
Requires macOS 14 or later. Direct download; no App Store account needed.
Already purchased? Use the same email as checkout to sign in at polar.sh/addet/portal.