Automatic tracking and coding analytics across IDE, terminal, Claude Code, and browser. Privacy-first. Zero config.



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See exactly what Claude Code, Copilot, and other AI tools cost per session, project, and month.
Sessions start and stop automatically across IDE, terminal, and browser. No timers. No buttons.
Know how much of your output is hand-written vs AI-generated. Context for every commit.
No screenshots. No keyloggers. No screen recording. Lightweight metadata only — you own your data.
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IDE, terminal, AI assistant, browser — DevClocked sees it all and gives you the full picture. No manual input required.
Analytics
See every session across IDE, terminal, Claude Code, and browser in one unified dashboard. Heatmaps, trends, and breakdowns — not just commit counts.
Automation
Sessions start when you start coding — across VS Code, terminal, Mac app, and browser. No timers. No buttons. Idle detection handles the rest.
Projects
Map multiple repositories to a single project for unified time, commits, and session reporting per client or initiative.
Productivity
Every session gets a flow score. See your peak focus windows, spot context-switching patterns, and understand what's protecting or breaking your deep work.
Invoicing
Turn tracked sessions into professional invoices in one click. Hourly rates per project, auto-populated line items, PDF export.
Reporting
Automatic timesheets populated from real sessions. Detailed, transparent, and audit-ready — no more end-of-week guesswork.
DevClocked doesn't just count hours — it understands how you work across every tool and gives you the insights to work better.
Sessions start when you code and end when you stop. Multi-source detection across IDE, terminal, and browser — stitched into one timeline.
Heatmaps, flow scores, peak hours, and weekly trends. Understand your output at every level — daily habits to monthly patterns.
Track tokens, costs, and usage across Claude Code, Copilot, and other AI tools. Know what AI is costing you per project.
Map multiple repos to a single project. See time, commits, and sessions unified per client or initiative.
Session scoring identifies your peak focus windows and flags context-switching that kills deep work.
No screenshots, no keyloggers. Lightweight metadata only. Open-source trackers you can audit. You own your data.
Lightweight trackers run silently across your entire workflow. Sessions stitch together automatically — even when you switch tools mid-flow.
Tracks file edits, debugging, and Copilot usage in real time.
Native menubar app with background daemon — tracks Claude Code, Codex, and terminal sessions.
Wrap any terminal session. Works with Claude Code, Aider, and shell workflows.
Captures research, docs, and localhost previewing as part of your session.
Syncs commits, PRs, and review activity for deep analytics.
Query your dev data from any AI assistant via Model Context Protocol.
Legacy time trackers weren't built for AI-native workflows. DevClocked is.
Install a tracker, start coding, and let DevClocked handle the rest.
Add the VS Code extension, Mac app, CLI, or Chrome extension. Takes under a minute.
Work like you normally do. Sessions are detected automatically across every tool.
Open your dashboard and see where your time goes — by project, tool, and day.
Start with a 7-day free trial, then choose the plan that fits your workflow.
7 days of Ultra access — try timesheets and invoicing too.
The Insight plan: unlimited tracking + AI insights. No billing tools.
The Income plan: everything in Pro, plus timesheets, clients, and invoicing.
Everything you need to know about DevClocked
Join developers using DevClocked to track sessions across IDE, terminal, and AI tools — automatically, privately, and without timers.