Let it see the evidence
On iPhone it reads Screen Time. On Mac it quietly notes which app is in front and stops counting when you walk away. Rather not share? Type in what ate your time yourself.
Unbillable turns the hours you lost to scrolling into a tiny thermal receipt, checked and stamped by Frank from Accounting. Keep it, share it, or print it on real paper. No refunds.
On iPhone it reads Screen Time. On Mac it quietly notes which app is in front and stops counting when you walk away. Rather not share? Type in what ate your time yourself.
The PR-1 hums, the paper feeds out line by line, and the clerk reacts. Pick today, yesterday, or the whole week. Frank has seen worse. Probably.
Save it to your Paper Trail, share it as a square post or a story, or send it to a real printer. Or pretend this never happened. We won't tell.
A clerk works the receipt desk and reacts to what you print. Pick who you'd rather disappoint.
Has been “about to start” since 9:00. Bed-head, stubble, tie loosened in 2014.
Filed one thing in 2019. Still recovering. Keeps a pencil in her bun for emergencies.
Themes change the look, never the math. Three rolls come free. Six more are in the supply closet, and Pro has the key.
No subscription. One purchase unlocks Pro on iPhone and Mac, for as long as you keep procrastinating.
Shared receipts carry a tiny unbillable.fyi in the small print. That's the whole ad.
No backend, no account, no analytics. There is no server for your data to go to. The humor engine runs locally and picks jokes without asking anyone.
Screen Time stays in Apple's sandbox. In report-only mode the receipt is built inside Apple's privacy-preserving extension, so usage data never reaches the app itself.
You decide what leaves. Nothing is shared unless you tap Share. Then it's a picture of a receipt, and that's all.
Unbillable is coming to iPhone and Mac. Free to print, painful to read. Pro is a one-time $6.99.