Eclipse
Code time is a time-tracking app for Eclipse
Integrated time tracking and reports
Your software matters, so we track the data behind the software. Get detailed reports of your code time by project. Visualize your coding metrics and daily progress in one spot.
Automated Metrics
Get fully automated in-editor tracking and see your progress in real-time.
Global Benchmarks
Join our community of 700K+ developers from around the world.
Open Source
Choose from 15+ integrations — all with publicly available source code.
Focus on what matters
Our advanced time tracking makes it easy for developers to protect their code time. Stay in flow, defend code time, see the impact of meetings, and improve work-life balance.
Measure progress
See productivity trends compared to long-term averages. See how you stack up against the Software community of over 700K developers with global benchmarks.
Turn data into action
Visualize meeting time versus code time. See how much coding happens during work hours versus nights and weekends. Use your data to schedule dedicated code times to improve productivity and reduce burnout.
Features
Analyze your coding data to increase flow, decrease interrupts, achieve work-life balance, and more.
In-editor dashboard
Status bar metrics
Calendar integration
Weekly email reports
Data visualizations
More stats
Private, secure, and free
Your data is just for you. Read our manifesto or visit our trust center to learn more about how we protect data for over 700,000 developers.
We never access your code
Your data is private
Free for you, forever
FAQs
We’re here to help as you get set up. Get in touch with our team if you have questions.
First released in 2001 by Eclipse Foundation, Eclipse IDE was made available with the Java development kit that instantly made it one of the most sought-after development tools for Java and Scala programming. Now supporting 20+ other languages with the help of plugins, Eclipse IDE is a viable choice for developers working across various development stacks. Eclipse also includes powerful features like code autocomplete, modeling services for UML, and integrations with services like GitHub and Jira. Here's how to get started with Eclipse:
- Visit the Eclipse marketplace and search for the Code Time plugin. Drag the Install button into the Eclipse IDE, or follow the instructions in the marketplace to install it manually.
- After installing the plugin, open the Code Time view and follow the in-editor instructions to create an account. If you already have an account, select Log in.
- In the Code Time view, you can configure Flow Mode to protect your time and defend against disruptions.
- After a few minutes, you can view your current coding stats from the Code Time view by opening the Dashboard. You can also open the web app to view additional metrics.
After installing Code Time, you can create an account to keep track of your coding data and unlock access to advanced data visualizations in the web app. Registering an account also lets you connect multiple code editors on multiple devices using the same email account. Your code time data will sync automatically across your devices.
Code Time is free to use and includes access to basic time tracking across your editors and IDEs. It is free to create an account.
You can upgrade to the Pro plan for $9.95/mo to access to advanced reporting, including code time by project. You will also be able to export your data as a JSON, CSV, or PNG file.
Get started with Code Time
It only takes a minute to install Code Time for Visual Studio Code. Plus, it’s free.
Find another code editor or IDE
Code Time keeps your data synced across all your code editors and IDEs.
