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WakaTime is good for this, as it automatically groups into projects based on git repo.
by welder 7y ago
WakaTime is good for this, as it automatically groups into projects based on git repo.
- t1mmen 7y agoWakaTime is awesome, assuming you only need to keep track of how how long you're working on code. Shameless plug follows: timelyapp.com is similar to WakaTime, except it keeps track of _all_ the programs you use on the desktop, and for how long (MacOS/Windows only). Timely also tracks when you leave/arrive at work/home/other locations (GPS, requires mobile app). We can't claim offline mode, but all tracked "memories" are 100% your-eyes-only. Timely is a time tracker specifically built for people who are bad at remembering what they worked on/don't log hours frequently. Sice Timely's "memories" are recorded to-the-minute, you can easily log accurate timesheets, even if you only do so once a month. (Disclaimer: I work on Timely)