Hey PH! I'm Kevin. I've been building side projects for years and never shipped a single one — always stuck in the "just one more feature" loop, trying to make it perfect before anyone sees it. This time I'm just putting it out there and seeing what happens. I built xeve because I was tired of having my data scattered across 5 different tools — WakaTime for coding, RescueTime for apps, Apple Health for steps, Last.fm for music, and GitHub's contribution graph. xeve combines all of it into one platform: - macOS tracker — automatic app tracking, window titles, browser tabs, idle detection, and media detection that knows when you're watching YouTube, Netflix, or any streaming service in your browser - Windows tracker — native WinUI 3 app with the same tracking capabilities - iOS companion — HealthKit (steps, sleep, heart rate), location tracking, home/work detection, lock screen widgets - Android app — companion app for health and location tracking - VS Code extension — coding time by project, language, and branch - Web dashboard — 24+ pages: apps, coding, music, health, GitHub, watching, correlations, AI insights, energy forecast - MCP server — ask Claude "how much did I code today?" or "what's my most used app this week?" and get real answers from your own data - Integrations — Spotify, GitHub, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Whoop (recovery, strain, HRV), Plex (movies and TV show watch history), BLE heart rate The Now Playing tracker detects what you're watching or listening to in real time — YouTube in Chrome, Netflix in Safari, Spotify, Apple Music, Plex, Apple TV+, Disney+. It all shows up on the Watching page so you can see exactly how much time goes to entertainment vs deep work. The correlation engine is what I'm most excited about — it automatically computes 19 metric pairs and tells you things like "your coding output is 23% higher on days you sleep 7+ hours" or "you write more code on days you listen to music." The entire thing was built with Claude Code. Every line of Swift, C#, Kotlin, and TypeScript — all generated from natural language prompts. I've been writing about the full process on the blog, including all the prompts I used and issues I ran into: https://xeve.io/blog/building-ma... and https://xeve.io/blog/building-io... Planning to open source the whole thing in the future.

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Know exactly where your time goes — code, apps, health, life

Know exactly where your time goes — code, apps, health, life