WakaTime

Talking about love at first sight is difficult, but after I met wakatime I never let go. Very good, that and developer knows how nice it is to compete that is coding more hahahah. The only thing that leaves something to be desired, as it collects the urls used by the user. It could recognize as a tool as the url of Colab, from aws. Since they are ides or platforms that are used by developers. That there is not adding to the dashboard as a browser, but as a tool or language. Since it does not ... Show more

Does not allow to select project

does not correctly determine the project in which to write the time, add the ability to select a project

Extension doesn't work.I tried whitelisting github, but it says that url is not in my whitelist.

Works pretty well but is quite bad at detecting when I stop working. For some reason browsing reddit/youtube keeps counting against personal projects for hours.

I found that this app tracks your time better, when sites you want tracked are whitelisted and set to track the domain. Once you login to wakatime it shows the time you spend on which pages of the whitelisted sites. Best time tracking app I have found.

whitelist http://localhost:8888/ not working, that can't record my spent time on Jupyter Notebook.

Terrible defaults... Syncs settings across devices!! If you configure to only whitelist ".localhost" url's like my todolist.localhost will be logged. That's often automatically redirected to localhost in linux and you can make it automatically do that on macs.

Kinda nice. I set it to white list sites I choose and now it's keeping track of the time spent as it should.