Get the Extension
Install CodeTrackr in your editor and start tracking automatically.
Get it on:
Setup in 3 steps
- Sign in and get your API Key
- Install the extension in your editor
- Paste your key — done
Install CodeTrackr in your editor and start tracking automatically.
Live analytics and tracking.
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Self-hostable privacy-first tracking
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| User ID | Total Time ↓ | Top Language | Top Editor | Top OS |
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Complete coding time tracking, and more.
Drop-in API compatible with leading extensions. One endpoint, instant setup.
POST /api/v1/heartbeat
Live graphs. Watch your coding stats update as you type.
Top developers by language globally. Updated live via Redis.
Write a JavaScript snippet and publish it to the Plugin Store. Your panel appears on every installer's dashboard — no server needed.
Read the guide →Build or use a community extension for VS Code, Neovim, IntelliJ, Zed, Emacs — any editor that can make an HTTP request.
See the API →Export JSON or CSV of your entire tracking history without a paywall.
Extend the platform your way — ship a dashboard plugin or publish an IDE extension for any editor in minutes.
Write a plain JavaScript snippet that receives a
container DOM element and your
token. Fetch any CodeTrackr API
endpoint, render charts, tables, or counters — and
publish it to the Plugin Store so anyone can install
it on their dashboard with one click.
The CodeTrackr API uses a simple heartbeat format. If your editor can make an HTTP POST, it can send heartbeats. Build an extension for VS Code, Neovim, IntelliJ, Zed, Emacs, Helix — or any tool you use — and track your activity without changing anything else.
POST /api/v1/heartbeat
X-API-Key: ct_your_key
{ "project": "my-app", "lang": "rust" }
Hey there! I'm Livrädo Sandoval (@livrasand), a
full stack
software developer coding in Python, JavaScript,
TypeScript,
Rust, C# and Go. I love drinking coffee.
Throughout my open-source journey, I've built
tools like
gitGost, Hushlink, EthicalMetrics, PythonICO,
and pipq — all
designed with a strong focus on privacy and
developer empowerment.
CodeTrackr is the culmination of this
philosophy: an alternative
to closed data silos. We're confident that the
future of developer
metrics lies in transparent, local-first
analytics where you own
your data. Crafted from the ground up, we are
here to make
this vision a reality.
