Story

I run a small dev consultancy and got sick of the end-of-week "what did I actually work on?" timesheet reconstruction. So I built Clocktopus.

It generates timesheets from your git commits. The idea is simple: if you follow good development practices: focused work, regular commits, proper git hygiene, accurate time tracking becomes a natural side effect.

Works with default working hours/timezone settings that Clocktopus uses as a baseline, but if you have flexible hours, you can send a signal from the CLI when you start/finish your day. No browser tabs, no context switching.

It's built for developers and small consultancies who bill hours but hate tracking them. Currently in free beta.

For more information: https://clocktopus.app/docs

Happy to answer questions about the approach or the edge cases (there were many).