WakaTime provides dashboards for developers with open source plugins to track programming metrics. It automatically generates code statistics, such as time spent per project or feature, compares time in meetings vs coding, helps identify codebase bottlenecks, and supports leaderboards and goals. Compatible with multiple IDEs.
Tracks time spent per project, file, or feature to provide detailed coding activity insights.
Compares the time spent in meetings versus actual coding time to highlight productivity patterns.
Helps identify areas in the code that require attention or are causing slowdowns.
Allows competition with others through leaderboards and setting personal coding goals.
Offers plugins for various IDEs to integrate seamlessly with your development environment for tracking.
Provides a history of your coding activities for one week.
Allows unlimited tracking of coding activities with no time limit.
Sends detailed coding activity reports to your email on a daily and weekly basis.
Enables you to set and track personal programming goals.
Create private leaderboards to track metrics among up to 5 developers.
Tracks and provides detailed statistics on commits and pull requests.
Provides prioritized customer support for faster issue resolution.
Allows export of coding activity data for offline access.
Enables integration with team tools for collaborative coding environments.
Automatically detects projects and provides insights into team productivity by analyzing time spent on various tasks.
Identifies frequently accessed or modified files to pinpoint areas of the codebase causing challenges for developers.
Provides insights into team productivity by tracking time spent developing features or fixing bugs across different branches.
Allows teams to overlay commit history with WakaTime to measure time spent coding per commit or pull request.
Sends alerts and reports to email or Slack, giving updates on team coding statistics.
Automatically track time spent in Adobe XD.
Automatically track time spent on Android development.
Track time spent on Cordova projects.
Track time spent coding in AppCode.
Time tracking for projects within the Atom editor.
Track time spent coding in RubyMine.
Automatically track time for projects using Sublime Text.
Records time spent coding within Visual Studio Code.
Tracks time spent working within Xcode.
Tracks programming time in PyCharm.
Tracks time spent coding in IntelliJ IDEA.
Enable developers to programmatically access their coding stats and integrate with other applications.
Offers various libraries like Python, JavaScript, Ruby, Go, etc., for connecting to the WakaTime API easily.
Provides endpoints for managing user keys and retrieving coding statistics.
Tracks coding activity to provide insights on time spent on coding tasks.
Helps set and track coding goals to improve productivity.
Allows users to compare coding times with others in leaderboards.
Automatically tracks the time spent on coding and other activities within Android Studio.
Users can download and install WakaTime for Mac. They need to move the WakaTime.app to the Applications folder and run it. If prompted, they enter their API key and click save to start tracking their time.
Users can install the Chrome or Firefox extension. Once installed, they can use Canva in the browser and their coding activity is displayed on their WakaTime Dashboard.
WakaTime automatically tracks time spent on Canva, providing insights into productivity and time management.
The Chrome extension tracks the time you spend reading documentation, debugging a web app, and other browser-based activity. It works automatically once installed and logged into WakaTime.
The WakaTime Chrome extension is open source and available on GitHub, allowing developers to contribute and customize it.
Guides users on how to install the WakaTime plugin for Coda by directing them to the official plugin page, using an API key, and accessing the WakaTime dashboard for stats.
Provides support for various Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) through plugins, allowing users to collect productivity metrics, goals, and automatic time tracking data.
Allows users to install the WakaTime plugin directly through the Eclipse Marketplace by searching for 'wakatime' in the Eclipse IDE.
Users need to enter their API Key in Eclipse to connect WakaTime and enable activity tracking.
Displays coding activity on WakaTime Dashboard, providing metrics and insights into productivity and time tracking.
Enables installation on older versions of Eclipse using an update site URL and a manual installation process.
Tracks productivity metrics by logging time spent on various projects.
Tracks and displays goals and offers leaderboards for users to compare their progress with others.
Automatically tracks the time you spend coding in Emacs without manual intervention.
Allows users to enter a unique API key to integrate with the WakaTime service.
Tracks your coding activity within Figma and displays productivity metrics.
Allows you to set and track specific productivity goals related to your work in Figma.
Provides leaderboards for comparing productivity metrics with other users.
Automatically tracks the time spent working in Figma and displays it on your WakaTime dashboard.
Displays your activity and productivity metrics on your WakaTime dashboard for easy tracking and analysis.
Enables time tracking and productivity metrics in the web version of Figma through browser extensions.
The Firefox extension tracks the time you spend reading documentation, debugging a web app, and other browser-based activities.
The WakaTime Firefox extension is open source and available on GitHub.
After installation and logging into WakaTime, the extension automatically tracks your time within Firefox.
Tracks coding activity to provide insights on productivity by measuring the amount of time spent coding.
Allows users to set coding goals and track progress towards achieving them.
Includes leaderboards to compare coding activity with others.
Automatically tracks time spent coding without manual input, by integrating with IntelliJ IDEA.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the WakaTime for Neovim plugin using Vundle. This involves adding a plugin line in the .vimrc file, installing the plugin, entering an API key, and checking your activity on the WakaTime Dashboard.
Outlines how to set up WakaTime using Lazy-Vim, which includes installing Lazy-Vim, adding WakaTime to the plugin list, entering an API key, and checking your activity.
Guides users through the installation using Pathogen, which involves cloning the plugin repository, entering an API key, and verifying dashboard stats.
Details installation via Vim-Plug including adding WakaTime to the .vimrc, running PluginInstall, and checking activity stats with an API key.
Explains installing with Packer for Neovim, including adding the plugin to the configuration file, entering an API key, and checking stats.
Instructions on setting up the plugin with SpaceVim, modifying the init.toml, entering an API key, and checking the WakaTime Dashboard for activity.
Automatically tracks time spent on coding within the NetBeans IDE, allowing you to monitor productivity without manual time logging.
Provides detailed reports and visualizations of coding activity, helping users analyze their work patterns and set productivity goals.
Allows users to compete with others by comparing coding times on a public leaderboard, fostering a sense of competition and motivation.
Ensures secure access and sync of coding data between NetBeans and the WakaTime dashboard via an API key.
Automatically tracks the time you spend on your projects in Notepad++ and shows detailed metrics.
Helps you set and track progress towards productivity goals within Notepad++.
Records your coding time automatically without manual timers.
Allows you to insert your WakaTime API key to sync data with your dashboard.
Integrates with leaderboards to compare productivity with others.
Tracks your coding activity automatically and displays it on your WakaTime Dashboard.
Provides detailed metrics on your productivity, coding goals, and leaderboards.
Easily integrates with Nova through the installation of the WakaTime plugin.
Automatically tracks coding activity to provide detailed productivity metrics, including time spent coding in PhpStorm.
Allows setting and tracking of specific coding time goals for productivity improvement.
Offers competitive leaderboards to compare coding activity with peers.
Tracks time automatically when coding in PhpStorm without manual start/stop timers.