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Having Memtime automatically open when you start up your Mac can actually be very useful, and make your time tracking even simpler.
Memtime isn't set as a login item yet
To check if Memtime is set to open with login on your Mac, you can follow these steps:
1. Open your System Settings and then go to General settings. 
2. In General settings, go to the section “Login Items”.
3. In Login Items, check if Memtime is already listed as a program.
If Memtime isn't listed here, you can click on the “+” symbol to add it as an app that will open on your device login.
If you make this change, you will need to restart your device to make sure it applies.
Memtime is already set as a login item (manually re-adding it)
If Memtime is already listed as an app that opens at login, but it doesn't actually launch when you start up your device, you may need to remove Memtime from the same list and then add it back again.
1. Go to the same section of settings for Login Items, and select Memtime.
2. Remove the app from the list by clicking on “-”. Once it has disappeared, add the application again via the “+” button.
After this change, you have to restart your device to check if the settings are now correctly applied.
Memtime is already set as a login item (letting the OS re-add it)
1. Open Memtime, and click on the Menu symbol to open Settings.
Turn off the “Open automatically at startup” option.
2. Then check the macOS login items to see if Memtime has been automatically removed from there.
3. After that, re-enable the option in Memtime.
4. Check to see if you receive a notification from macOS that Memtime has been added.
Please note: It is important that you do not manually add Memtime to the list yourself. The point is that the system creates the entry on its own.