Work Hours Tracker

Track actual coding hours vs reported time.

Stop guessing how long engineering work really takes. Compare IDE activity, keystrokes, and git history against timesheet entries to expose estimate drift before it breaks delivery plans.

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Estimate Drift

Developers overestimate coding and forget context switching overhead.

Teams report coding-heavy days, but actual deep-work windows are fragmented by debugging, sync meetings, and review cycles.

Billing Risk

Freelancers lose revenue when real effort is not captured accurately.

Underbilling creates cash-flow pressure. Overbilling creates trust risk. Both come from inaccurate memory-based timesheets.

Planning Blind Spots

Startup managers miss sprint goals because forecasts rely on self-reported effort.

This tool exposes the gap so standups and retrospectives can focus on the real blockers.

What you get

Automatic Activity Capture

Desktop agent monitors IDE usage, keystroke activity patterns, and commit events so your timeline is based on evidence, not memory.

Gap Analytics Dashboard

Visualize actual vs reported hours by day, track over/under-reporting, and identify where estimation assumptions break down.

Paywall + Access Cookie

Purchase once through Stripe Payment Link, verify your checkout email, then unlock the full dashboard with a secure access cookie.

Actionable for Freelancers and Managers

Freelancers tighten billing confidence. Managers calibrate sprint plans using real coding bandwidth.

Simple Pricing

One plan for freelancers, consultants, and startup engineering teams.

$8/month

  • Desktop activity tracking agent
  • Actual vs reported comparison dashboard
  • 14-day gap trend chart and accuracy score
  • Email-based paywall unlock for purchased users

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FAQ

How is actual coding time measured?

The desktop agent samples IDE process activity, tracks file edit bursts as keystroke proxies, and captures git commit frequency. Those signals are merged into active coding windows.

Does this replace my timesheet tool?

No. It validates your timesheet by showing the difference between what was reported and what was observed. You keep your existing billing or PM workflow.

Who gets value first?

Freelancers billing hourly get immediate protection against underbilling and overreporting. Startup engineering managers use it to reduce sprint estimation drift.

Is this tracking screenshots or private content?

No screenshots. The app stores lightweight telemetry: activity windows, keystroke counts, and commit metadata.