Private Windows Time-Tracking Tool Listing for Digital Artists (Art Tracker)
This entry is a product listing for Art Tracker, a privacy-focused Windows time tracker for digital artists using Photoshop, Clip Studio, and SAI. It measures focused work time and converts it into project stats and hourly-rate estimates without cloud sync, screenshots, or accounts, rather than describing a specific unmet user need.
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