TimeFly Dev

In plain words

TimeFly Dev is a coding activity tracker that automatically monitors developer work without manual input. It captures data on projects, files, programming languages, commits, sessions, focus patterns, and interruptions to provide analytics on coding habits. The tool helps developers understand their actual coding patterns, improve productivity, document their work, and analyze how they spend time coding.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Deep automatic analytics for devs. Track projects, files, languages, commits, sessions, focus patterns, interruptions, all without touching anything. See your real coding DNA. Boost productivity, justify your work, or just understand how you actually code.

TimeFly tracks your coding activity automatically giving you real insights to understand your patterns and improve focus.

Start coding to see your activity heatmap. Your coding patterns will appear here. Start coding to see your session data. Your coding sessions will be tracked automatically. IDE extension, desktop agent, OpenCode plugin, Claude Code hooks, and the public @timefly/ai-sdkfrom timefly.dev

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