Some people might have concerns that Time Doctor might slow down their system; however, it is unlikely.
There are two versions of the Time Doctor app: Automatic and Interactive. It’s normal for the interactive app to consume more resources because it has a UI and the Automatic App version does not.
The Time Doctor Automatic App version is less than 55 MB in size for Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu. Use the images below as a reference point for how much each app consumes.
These are real screenshots from users who have the app installed. Results may vary depending on the applications and websites open at the time the screenshots were taken.
macOS Automatic App
Consumes about 30 MB of RAM.
Only consumes about 1–2% CPU on a normal workday.
macOS Interactive
Consumes about 155 MB of RAM.
Only consumes about 2% CPU on a normal workday.
Windows Automatic App
Consumes about 0–1% CPU and less than 20 MB of RAM.
Windows Interactive
Consumes about 0–1% CPU and less than 110 MB of RAM.
Ubuntu Automatic App
Consumes about 0–1% CPU and less than 20 MB of RAM.
Ubuntu Interactive
Consumes about 0–1% CPU and less than 110 MB of RAM.
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