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Can the Time Doctor App Slow Down my System?

 

Note: Time Doctor app performance information is available to all Time Doctor subscription plans and can be accessed by all user access roles.

 

TL;DR: 
 
The Time Doctor app is optimized for minimal system impact. The Automatic App uses less system memory and CPU, while the Interactive App consumes slightly more due to its interface. Overall, system slowdowns are highly unlikely.

 

Some users may be concerned that the Time Doctor app could slow down their systems. However, this is highly unlikely.
 
There are two types of Time Doctor apps: Automatic and Interactive.
  • The Automatic App runs silently without a user interface and consumes fewer resources.
  • The Interactive App includes a user interface, making it slightly more resource-intensive.
Below are details on system resource usage for each version by platform. Actual performance may vary depending on other applications and websites running on the device at the time.
 

 

macOS

Automatic App:

  • Consumes about 30 MB of RAM
  • Uses approximately 1–2% CPU on a typical workday

Interactive App:

  • Consumes about 155 MB of RAM
  • Uses approximately 2% CPU on a typical workday
 

Windows

Automatic App:

  • Consumes less than 20 MB of RAM
  • Uses about 0–1% CPU

Interactive App:

  • Consumes less than 110 MB of RAM
  • Uses about 0–1% CPU
 

Ubuntu

Automatic App:

  • Consumes less than 20 MB of RAM
  • Uses about 0–1% CPU

Interactive App:

  • Consumes less than 110 MB of RAM
  • Uses about 0–1% CPU

 

 

 

 

Should there be any inconsistencies or concerns regarding the article, contact support@timedoctor.com for prompt assistance.