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Dev tools · April 5, 2014

WakaTime

Metrics & automatic time tracking for programmers

WakaTime launched on April 5, 2014 with 110 votes, #105 of 1,174 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.

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What it does

Open source IDE plugins for programmers.

Automatically track AI-generated code, model efficiency, and how tools like Cursor or Claude impact your team’s velocity. WakaTime turns AI coding activity into clear metrics for developers, teams, and company-wide decision making. Track AI spend across every model, with a per-developer breakdown so teams stay on budget and spot the costliest models. Monitor AI adoption across your company — which models devs are using and how many lines are AI-generated vs human-written. See how often devs modify AI-generated code. Prove AI is shipping, not creating more work. Compare average tokens per line and prompt length across models to balance output quality against API costs. See which models are…from wakatime.com

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