CODE.
SYNC.
FLOW_STATE.
The only productivity suite engineered specifically for the developer workflow. We parse your git history, track your IDE activity, and manage your focus time without you ever leaving the terminal.
Compatible with VS Code, IntelliJ, Neovim, and ZSH.
Your workflow is broken.
Generic productivity tools like Notion, Trello, and Asana were built for project managers, marketers, and HR departments. They rely on manual data entry, drag-and-drop interfaces, and constant context switching.
You live in the terminal. You breathe git. Why does your productivity tool look like a digital scrapbook? Every time you Alt-Tab to update a ticket, you lose 15 minutes of cognitive depth.
Fragmentation
Code in VS Code. Tasks in Jira. Chat in Slack. Docs in Confluence. It's a mess.
Manual Overhead
Spending 30 minutes a day just updating status fields that git already knows about.
Structured Object Oriented Life.
DevTrack treats your productivity as a structured data object. It runs as a daemon background process, parsing your system activity to generate automated reports.
Local-First Database
Your data lives on your machine in a SQLite database. We don't send your proprietary code snippets to the cloud. Sync occurs only for aggregated metadata.
- > Encryption: AES-256
- > Storage: ~/.devtrack/db
- > Backup: Auto-rotates
Event Loop Integration
We hook into your OS event loop. We know when you switch windows, when you're typing, and when you're idle. This allows for zero-input time tracking.
- > Latency: < 5ms
- > CPU Usage: < 0.1%
- > Privacy: 100%
Git-Aware Context
DevTrack parses your `HEAD` ref. It knows which branch you are on and automatically categorizes your time to the correct Jira ticket ID found in the branch name.
- > Regex: Automatic
- > Providers: GitHub, GitLab
- > Formatting: Conventional Commits
{
"product": "DevTrack",
"user_preferences": {
"theme": "dracula",
"auto_detect_meetings": true,
"block_social_media": true
},
"modules": [
{
"id": "git-sync",
"watch_paths": ["~/projects/api", "~/projects/frontend"],
"status": true
},
{
"id": "deep-work",
"mode": "zen_mode_v2"
}
]
}
Your Commits are your Timesheet.
Stop manually logging "Worked on API" for 4 hours. DevTrack listens to your local `.git` folder hooks.
We extract ticket IDs (PROJ-123) from branch names and commit messages.
We measure "Churn" vs "Legacy Refactor" based on diff complexity.
MODULE: CHRONOS
Flow State Protection Engine
Integrated Pomodoro timer that doesn't just ding—it defends. When the timer starts, DevTrack automatically sets your Slack status to "In The Zone", blocks Twitter/Reddit in your `/etc/hosts`, and dims your second monitor.
Deep Analytics_
Data-driven insights into your coding habits.
Syntax Highlighting Support
We don't just work in the dark. We adopt your IDE's specific color palette.
Proof of Work.
See what your day actually looks like.
println!("Hello");
let x = 5;
}
'/api/v1'
);
display: flex;
color: #fff;
}
$ git push origin
Success.
Plays nice with others.
We built native extensions for the tools you actually use. No Zapier required.
VS Code Extension
Install directly from the marketplace. It tracks file open time, keystroke velocity, and even highlights code blocks that caused the most "backspaces".
JetBrains Suite
Native Java/Kotlin plugin. Supports IntelliJ, WebStorm, PyCharm, and GoLand. Features integrated "Zen Mode" syncing.
ZSH / BASH / FISH
Pipe commands directly into tasks. The CLI is the heart of DevTrack. Supports autocomplete and custom aliases.
It's like having a project manager that doesn't talk to you, just organizes your mess silently. I've gained about 12 hours a week back just by not updating Jira manually.
Finally, a tool that respects my dark mode system settings and doesn't use 2GB of RAM. The CLI tool is faster than anything I've ever used.
The GitHub sync feature alone saved me 10 hours of timesheet logging last month. My manager is happy because the data is accurate, and I'm happy because I don't do data entry.
Invest in your output.
Most developers bill at $100+/hr. If DevTrack saves you 1 hour a month, it pays for itself 5x over.
Perfect for students and open source maintainers.
- Local-only tracking
- 7 days history retention
- Basic CLI access
- Community Support
For professional freelancers and senior engineers.
- Unlimited history
- GitHub/GitLab 2-way Sync
- Full API Access
- Export to PDF/CSV/JSON
- Priority Email Support
For engineering teams and agencies.
- Team Analytics Dashboard
- SSO / SAML Enforcement
- Self-hosted Docker Image
- Dedicated Success Manager
npm install -g devtrack
Install the CLI tool globally. We keep footprints small (under 12MB). The binary is written in Rust for maximum performance and wraps comfortably in a Node CLI for accessibility.
... downloading binary [100%]
Installed v2.4.0
devtrack init
Run the initialization wizard. Select your repos, choose your editor, set your working hours, and link your calendar for automatic meeting detection.
? Select Workspace: ~/projects/saas-app
? Enable Git Hooks? Yes
Code normally
Forget we exist. We run in the background, logging your brilliance and filtering your distractions. At the end of the day, run `dt report` to see your magic.
Total Deep Work: 6h 12m
Tickets Closed: 4
Runtime Exceptions (FAQ)
Common questions from our users.
Is my code secure?
Yes. We take a "Local First" approach. We only parse metadata (timestamps, languages, commit hashes). Your actual source code strings never leave your machine and are never uploaded to our servers.
Does it work offline?
100%. Data syncs to the cloud only when you perform a git push or explicitly sync via CLI, just like git itself. You can use DevTrack on an airplane without issues.
What is "Zen Mode"?
Zen Mode is an OS-level script that triggers when you start a deep work session. It silences notifications, activates Do Not Disturb on macOS/Windows, and can even close distracting apps.
Can I export my data?
Your data is yours. We provide full JSON and CSV exports via the CLI (`dt export --format=json`). We also support automated email reports for your manager.
How much memory does it use?
The background daemon is written in Rust and typically consumes less than 50MB of RAM. The UI is an Electron wrapper but is only loaded when you open the dashboard.
Do you support Vim/Neovim?
Absolutely. We have a Lua plugin for Neovim and a standard plugin for Vim. It tracks cursor movement and insert mode time to calculate active coding duration.