Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Melih — a software engineer, author, and composer from Türkiye.
Recently, I built a small open-source Windows widget to help me (and hopefully others) stay focused on their current task.
🕓 What It Does
The app simply shows what you’re currently working on and how long you’ve been on it — right on your desktop.
It’s minimal, always visible, and helps you track time without switching windows.
🛠️ Built With
- C# + WinUI 3
- MVVM pattern
- Local data persistence (no online sync, everything stays on your PC)
- Lightweight design with almost zero CPU usage
I wanted something that runs natively on Windows, blends in visually, and doesn’t distract me — so I decided to build it myself.
🪟 Available on Microsoft S…
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Melih — a software engineer, author, and composer from Türkiye.
Recently, I built a small open-source Windows widget to help me (and hopefully others) stay focused on their current task.
🕓 What It Does
The app simply shows what you’re currently working on and how long you’ve been on it — right on your desktop.
It’s minimal, always visible, and helps you track time without switching windows.
🛠️ Built With
- C# + WinUI 3
- MVVM pattern
- Local data persistence (no online sync, everything stays on your PC)
- Lightweight design with almost zero CPU usage
I wanted something that runs natively on Windows, blends in visually, and doesn’t distract me — so I decided to build it myself.
🪟 Available on Microsoft Store
💡 Why I Built It
I used many productivity tools (ActivityWatch, WakaTime, etc.), but I wanted something that stays always visible and shows just one thing: what I’m doing right now.
This small widget helps me stay mindful of my current focus — especially while coding or composing music.
Thanks for reading!
If you try it out, I’d love to hear your feedback — both on the app and the code.
Stay focused! 💻🎵