Fix how
you work.
Opsis diagnoses why your sessions break down: where focus collapses, where AI is doing your thinking, and what you keep avoiding. One honest finding a week, not a dashboard.
Free to start. macOS and Windows.
Your last session had more context switches than you'd guess.
Opsis maps every app, tab, and focus shift in real time. The shape of your work sessions is rarely what you expected.
There is nothing to set up.
Open it once. It sits in your menu bar and runs. That is the whole process.
Most of your AI usage is replacement, not thinking.
Not how long you used it. The structure of how you used it. Opsis shows whether you built on the output or copied and moved on.
The four hours you logged weren't four hours of work.
Transitions, avoidance, and recovery eat more time than people expect. Opsis shows you the real breakdown.
Your sharpest focus window happens at a specific time, and it's probably shorter than you think.
Most people aren't scheduling around it because they don't know when it is. Opsis finds yours.
Every context switch costs more recovery time than you notice.
Small gaps compound. Over a week, they account for significant lost ground that's invisible without the data.
By the end of week one, there's usually one finding you can't ignore.
A structural pattern you were already living with. Opsis names it.
Most people who use Opsis for a couple of weeks change something about how they work.
Not because the app nudged them.
Because they saw something they hadn't noticed before.
How it works
Install it
Download, open, done. Takes about a minute. A small icon appears in your menu bar and Opsis starts. No configuration, no wizard, no account required.
Work normally
Literally just use your computer. Opsis records which apps you focus on, for how long, and when. You don't do anything differently.
Look when you feel like it
After a few days you can open Opsis and see where your time actually went. Some of it matches what you'd expect. Some doesn't.
What you’ll actually find out
Not summaries. Not charts.
Specific, named things.
Four classes of insight, ordered by depth. Each one requires more data and more signal to surface.
Conditional Performance
Not what you did. What predicts your best and worst states.
AI Dependency
Not how long you used AI. The structure of how you used it.
Structural Fault Lines
The pattern that keeps causing breakdown. Not what happened. What keeps happening.
Counterfactual & Trajectory
Forward-looking, comparative, and predictive insights built from longitudinal patterns.
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Free to start. macOS and Windows. No credit card.