Everything on this page is public and needs no account. The four cards at the top are all-time totals, and each one opens a chart of the last thirty days, one bar per day in your local time.
Destimulated is the total time everyone has kept with a timer running, since the day the count began. A person counts once however many devices they run at the same time, and a timer running right now is already in the total; the site does not wait for it to finish. Visits counts arrivals: a page opened from a search, a link, or a typed address. Moving between pages here is one visit, not several. Timers is every run that ended, whether it reached its chime or was cut short, and the line under it counts the ones that ran all the way to zero. Timekeepers is everyone who has ever kept time here, signed-in accounts and signed-out browsers alike; the line under it says how many of them are accounts.
Today, against a typical day draws today's time as it accumulates from midnight, laid over a band that spans the middle half of the last thirty days, so the line shows whether today is running ahead of or behind a usual day at this hour. Hour by hour is the last thirty days cut into quarter-hours and drawn as a skyline you can drag to orbit; straight overhead it flattens into a plain grid, and the taller the block, the more time was kept in that slot.
If you want your own time on the books, the leaderboard on the front page keeps it per person, and Focus sprints and deep work is the guide to keeping more of it. What is and is not stored about you is on the privacy page.