Developer time tracking

Know where your coding hours go.

Clockit captures your editor focus time, trims idle minutes, and exports to CSV, Jira, and Notion—no manual timers, no friction. Grab the extension, read the docs, and ship smarter.

Auto idle detection

Per-language stats

CSV/Jira/Notion export

index.ts — clockit-demo

function trackTime() {

console.log("Coding...");

// Clockit is tracking this...

}

main*

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Automatic capture

Sessions start when you code, pause on idle, and pick back up—no timers to remember.

Export everywhere

Send sessions to CSV for analysis, Jira for worklogs, or Notion for your team’s hub.

Language awareness

See where you spend time by language to spot stack drift or focus trends quickly.

Idle trimmed

Idle minutes are stripped before export, keeping your reports clean and trustworthy.

Yearly recaps

Get productivity grades, peak months, and badge progress to track long-term momentum.

Privacy-first

Your data lives with you. Choose where to send it, or just keep the CSV locally.

Workflow

Install, code, export. That’s it.

1. Install Clockit for your editor and start coding—sessions begin automatically.
2. Idle time is trimmed; per-language focus is captured without setup.
3. Export to CSV/Jira/Notion or view dashboards (no login needed to download).

Snapshot of exportsLive CSV

startedIso	endedIso	durationSeconds	idleSeconds	perLanguageSeconds
2025-01-03T09:12:00Z	2025-01-03T10:02:00Z	3000	120	{"ts":2400,"json":360}
2025-01-03T11:10:00Z	2025-01-03T11:42:00Z	1920	90	{"tsx":1500,"css":330}
2025-01-03T13:00:00Z	2025-01-03T13:55:00Z	3300	180	{"go":2940,"sh":180}

CSV export stays local by default. Push to cloud/Jira/Notion only when you choose.

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