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About DevClocked
What is DevClocked?
DevClocked is an agentic engineering intelligence platform that automatically captures where engineering teams spend time and tokens, tying every minute and dollar back to the PRs, issues, and commits that shipped. It unifies IDE edits, terminal commands, Claude Code sessions, and AI interactions into a single operational ledger — no timers or manual input required.
Who is it for?
DevClocked is built for modern software teams — solo developers, power users, and engineering managers — who work with AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and need to understand whether AI is a force multiplier or just expensive autocomplete. It is not for teams relying on manual time trackers or those without AI-assisted workflows.
Key capabilities
DevClocked tracks every surface: VS Code, terminal/CLI, Chrome, Codex, and Claude plugins. It measures leverage — what you shipped versus human hours — and breaks down token spend by project and agent. Features like Time Slice, Work Blocks, Leverage Score, and multi-repo views give visibility into coding vs. config vs. debug. For teams, it offers shared workspaces, seat management, workspace billing, and org dashboards.
Real use cases
Use DevClocked to build automatic timesheets and client invoicing for consultancies, track AI spend per project to optimize token usage, or benchmark team leverage to improve engineering productivity. It is a single source of truth for engineering output in the age of AI agents.
Key features
- Automatic session capture — Tracks every IDE edit, terminal command, and AI agent run without timers or manual logging.
- Token and cost analytics — See token spend per project, session, and agent, directly tied to delivered output.
- Leverage Score — Measures the ratio of shipped output to human hours, showing whether AI is a force multiplier.
- Time Slice — Breaks down work into coding vs. config vs. review/debug across humans and agents.
- Multi-repo project views — Map commits, sessions, and agent runs across multiple repositories into unified projects.
- Agent monitor — Track Claude Code, Codex, Cursor sessions and compare model usage and efficiency.
- Team dashboards — Shared workspaces, seat management, and org-level leverage benchmarking.
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DevClocked Pricing
DevClocked pricing: from $16/mo.
Free
$0 forever — 1 repository, 7-day history, 1 AI insight per week. Includes automatic session capture on every surface.
Pro
$16 per month (or $160/year) — For solo developers. Includes Time Slice, Work Blocks, Leverage Score, token and cost context, 3 repositories, 1 year of history, exports, and AI insights.
Ultra
$26 per month (or $260/year) — For power users. Unlimited repositories and history, timesheets, client invoicing, client management, custom rates, and priority support.
Business
$29 per seat/month (or $290/seat/year) — For teams. Shared workspace, per-seat management with prorated changes, workspace billing and approvals, org dashboards, and team leverage benchmarking.
All plans start with a 7-day full-access trial. Annual billing saves two months on every paid plan.
Frequently asked questions
Does DevClocked have a free plan?
Yes, DevClocked offers a free plan at $0 forever with 1 repository, 7-day history, and 1 AI insight per week. All plans start with a 7-day full-access trial with no credit card required.
How much does DevClocked cost?
Paid plans start at $16 per month for Pro (solo developers), $26 per month for Ultra (power users), and $29 per seat per month for Business (teams). Annual billing saves two months.
How does DevClocked work?
DevClocked automatically captures work from your IDE, terminal, browser, and AI agents (like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) at the source, then normalizes it into a single operational ledger. It tracks time, tokens, and output without timers or manual input.
Who is DevClocked best for?
DevClocked is best for solo developers, power users, and engineering teams that use AI coding assistants and need to understand the true cost and leverage of their engineering output. It is also useful for consultants needing automatic timesheets and client invoicing.
What are some alternatives to DevClocked?
Alternatives include traditional time trackers like Toggl or Harvest, but DevClocked is unique in its focus on AI agent tracking and token economics. For agentic engineering intelligence, it has few direct competitors.
What is the main limitation of DevClocked?
The free plan limits you to 1 repository and 7 days of history. Also, advanced features like unlimited history and client invoicing require the Ultra plan or higher. No credit card is needed for the free trial.
