Timecard uses notifications for a few things you'd otherwise miss: when a Claude or Codex plan limit reaches 80% and 95% and when it resets, and when your Screen Time history has been imported. The 80% nudge for a daily limit comes from the notch, not a notification.
Find it inSystem Settings › Notifications › Timecard
AI plan limit alerts can be turned off in Timecard's Settings › AI. Everything else stays quiet unless something happened you'd want to know.
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It does better: at 80% a nudge comes out of the notch, and at 100% the site or app is blocked with the time's-up screen. Notifications are for AI plan limits and imports.
Check System Settings › Notifications › Timecard is allowed, and that limit alerts are on in Timecard's Settings › AI.
More help
Full Disk Access
Import Screen Time history and pick up your App Limits.
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Browser access
See real websites instead of one browser, and block them.
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Start at login
Keep every hour of the day on your card.
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Daily limits
Set a limit, what happens at 80% and 100%, and asking for more.
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Your daily timecard
When your card prints, when a day ends, paper and sound.
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How tracking works
Breaks, website names, pausing, and how long history is kept.
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