JustClock - Automatic time tracking for JetBrains, VS Code & Cursor

JustClock automatically tracks time in your IDE - no stopwatches or manual sheets required. It runs silently in the background, captures every minute on your client projects and syncs at minute level. No code is ever collected, no keystrokes logged. Perfect for freelancers and teams who bill by the hour and hate losing time to forgotten timers. For: IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, PhpStorm, Android Studio, Cursor, VS Code, Visual Studio and many more.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built JustClock out of pure frustration. As a dev, I kept losing billable hours simply because I’d forget to hit “start” or “stop” on a timer. I’d close my IDE at the end of the day and realize half my work was completely unrecorded. Before building my own thing, I tried pretty much every time tracker out there. They were either bloated with useless features I didn't need, missing the actual features I did, or just ridiculously expensive for what they offered. So I built something lightweight that just gets out of the way and tracks active time automatically in the background. A few key highlights: Zero manual input: No stopwatches, no manual logs. It just tracks active time while you code. Fits your setup: Works across VS Code, Cursor, Visual Studio, and the whole JetBrains family (PhpStorm, IntelliJ, PyCharm, Android Studio, etc.). Privacy-first: It only logs the project name and active time. It never looks at your code, keystrokes, or files. I’d love to hear how you handle this: Do you track your coding time, or do you rely on memory? What’s your biggest pet peeve with current time-tracking tools? Happy to answer any questions or take feedback!

JustClock - Automatic time tracking for JetBrains, VS Code & Cursor

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