
Multick
Track your AI-assisted dev time.See your real productivity
Multick launched on May 26, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,288 of 20,538 launches that month.
What it does
Multick auto-tracks your Claude Code sessions via bash hooks — no desktop app, no extension. It measures your time, AI processing time, and calculates your productivity multiplier. If you invest 4h and AI works 1.8h, your effective output is 5.8h = 145%. Includes manual timers, team support, and CSV export. Setup in 3 minutes: sign in, create a project, run a bash script. Starter $3/mo · Pro $9/mo · Team $14/user/mo · 7-day free trial.
Track your development time with AI-assisted insights. Auto-track Claude Code sessions, measure AI working time, and see your real productivity multiplier.
Multick automatically logs your Claude Code sessions alongside manual timers. See real hours vs AI-assisted hours per project — the metric that matters. One-click project timers. No complex setup, no bloat. Just track your time. Hooks capture every session automatically. See prompt count, working time, and idle gaps. See how much output Claude generates while you invest your time. Your real ROI, quantified. Invite teammates, each with their own local paths. One project, multiple contributors. Filter by day, week, or month. Breakdown by project and source. Export for invoicing. No Electron app. No browser extension. A bash hook and a clean web dashboard. That'sfrom multick.dev
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