Hello! I have noticed that there are some apps that don’t autotrack. I tried different ways, changing what the title is supposed to say and using “contains phrase” for the title matching mode, but it doesn’t work despite the title clearly having that phrase. These apps are games, in case that affects anything. Is there some way to fix this? Some other alternative title that the app may recognize?
Great question! Based on similar reports from other users, games can sometimes be tricky for the autotracker to detect. This is a known issue where certain applications, particularly games, may not be recognized by the autotracker even when the title matching seems correct.
One thing worth trying is switching between the different title matching modes available in the autotracker rules. If “contains phrase” is not working, you could try “equals” or other available matching options to see if one of them picks up the window title more reliably.
It is also worth double-checking the exact window title the game is showing, as some games display different titles depending on the state they are in (for example, a loading screen versus active gameplay).
That said, if the app is running with elevated administrator permissions, it may not be captured by the autotracker at all, which is a current limitation.
If none of these workarounds help, this is not currently something that can be fully resolved within the autotracker settings for certain apps. You would need to track time for those sessions manually using the timer.
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