afk.exe

Every developer has a rough theory about where their day goes. Mine was wrong often enough that I wanted the actual numbers — which project, which language, how much of it was real editing rather than a window left open.

The activity data exists, but it is trapped inside each editor and stops at the machine boundary. Nothing tells you that the four hours in VS Code on the laptop and the two in Cursor on the desktop were the same project, and nothing survives switching machines.

Three pieces, all mine. Extensions for VS Code and Cursor collect session data in the background. A backend server pulls the latest sessions rather than trusting clients to push, so a crashed editor or a machine that went offline is a gap to fill in rather than data lost. GitHub OAuth ties every session to an account with per-account isolation, which is what makes multi-device aggregation work at all. On top of that, a React dashboard renders daily, weekly and monthly views.

One dashboard covering both editors and every machine I work on, with real session telemetry rather than guesswork. Shipped as v0.0.1 with the backend, frontend and extension in one repository.