Developer productivity & leverage
You're already 10x. Now prove it.
Developer productivity analytics that go beyond hours and commits. See your real coding day, every AI agent run, and your true leverage, captured at the source. No timers, no screenshots.
Your real day
Your real day, to the minute.
94 minutes coding, three hours fighting config, four agents across two repos. The proof block no Git graph, token bill, or leaderboard can give you, reconciled automatically.
Today’s ledger
6h 41m, captured at the source.
Agent runs
3
Repos
2
Features
4.2x
Leverage
Developer workflow
Built for agent-heavy builders.
Lead with Time Slice and multi-agent output; use leverage as the payoff.
Time Slice detail
Real coding vs config, review, and debug, separated automatically so you know where the day actually went.
Every agent, every repo
See agent runs, human work, and shipped output across concurrent repos without stitching together tabs and logs.
Work Blocks and flow
Your sessions become clean Work Blocks, so focus, context switching, and deep work patterns are visible.
Personal Leverage Score
Measure the multiplier between human hours invested and total shipped output from you plus your agents.
Zero-touch capture
VS Code, Cursor, terminal, Mac app, and browser context captured automatically. No timers. No screenshots.
Token spend in context
Tokens and cost by project and session, tied to what actually shipped instead of floating as a raw bill.
Mac + iOS
Keep work blocks moving from desk to pocket.
Native Mac capture pairs with iOS focus timing, heatmaps, streaks, and daily history for lightweight check-ins between deep work.
Benchmark your leverage
Know when the multiplier is real.
Compare your Leverage Score against your own history and the builders turning agents into shipped software fastest.
FAQ
Developer questions, answered.
How DevClocked captures your coding day, your agents, and your leverage, at the source.
Developer cohort
Prove your leverage.
Start with source-level work data, then let the score show how much your agents are compounding your output.