Time tracking for developers
Time tracking built for developers
Developers hate timesheets because they mean reconstructing yesterday from git log. Hourweave does that reconstruction for you, from commits, branches, AI coding sessions and issue keys, so tracking time takes seconds a day.
Every feature, no card needed. Free plan forever after.
Why Hourweave
Reads your git history
Connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket and commits become draft time on the right project, matched by repository.
Counts AI-assisted work
Time spent prompting Claude Code, Codex or Cursor is real work. The CLI captures those sessions locally and sends only timing and session metadata.
Issue-level hours
Linear and Jira keys in branches and commit messages attribute time to issues, so you see estimates against actuals.
Works from your terminal and AI
Ask your AI assistant about your hours or log time over MCP, without leaving Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
Questions
- Does Hourweave read my source code?
- No. Only commit messages and times, repository and folder names, branch names, line counts and session titles are used. Never code or prompts.
- Which git providers are supported?
- GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket.
- Is there a free plan for solo developers?
- Yes. One person and two clients are free forever, and every new workspace gets a 14-day trial of every feature.