JustClock

Automatic work time tracking for developers. JustClock runs quietly inside your IDE and logs the hours you actually spend on a project — no manual timers, no stopwatch, no forgotten entries.

🔗 Website: justclock.dev 🆓 Free trial: start at justclock.dev — no credit card required 📖 Technical requirements: justclock.dev/tech

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Supported IDEs

JustClock ships as three plugins/extensions, each covering a whole IDE family from a single install.

JetBrains family

One plugin, installed once, works the same across:

• IntelliJ IDEA
• PyCharm
• WebStorm
• PhpStorm
• GoLand
• CLion
• Rider
• Android Studio
• RubyMine
• DataGrip
• RustRover

→ Full JetBrains family overview

VS Code family

Same extension, works in VS Code and every major VS Code–based fork:

• Visual Studio Code
• Cursor
• Devin
• Trae

Visual Studio

• Visual Studio 2022+ (Community, Professional & Enterprise)

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Installation

JetBrains IDEs

1. Install JustClock from the JetBrains Marketplace.
2. Go to Settings > Tools > JustClock.
3. Get your API key from your justclock.dev dashboard.
4. Paste the key and hit OK.

VS Code

1. Install the extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace.
2. Open Settings (Ctrl/Cmd + ,) and search for "JustClock".
3. Get your API key from your justclock.dev dashboard and paste it to save.

Cursor, Devin, Trae and other VS Code forks

These editors install extensions from the Open VSX Registry, not the official VS Code Marketplace (a licensing restriction from Microsoft, not something we chose):

1. Install the extension from Open VSX.
2. Open Settings (Ctrl/Cmd + ,) and search for "JustClock".
3. Get your API key from your justclock.dev dashboard and paste it to save.

Some forks (e.g. Devin) show a one-time "trusted domain" prompt the first time the API key link opens justclock.dev. Allow it — declining it means time data won't sync.

Visual Studio 2022+

1. Install the extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace.
2. Go to Tools > Options > JustClock (or run JustClock: Open Settings from the Tools menu).
3. Get your API key from your justclock.dev dashboard, paste it and hit OK.
4. Requires .NET Framework 4.7.2 or newer.

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FAQ / Troubleshooting

Where do I get an API key? Sign up for the free trial at justclock.dev, then copy your key from the dashboard.

Does JustClock slow down my IDE? No. It runs as a lightweight background process and syncs in minute-level intervals — it doesn't touch your build, compile times, or editor responsiveness.

Does it read my code? No. JustClock only measures active time in the IDE and the project identifier — never file contents, keystrokes, or any other code. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Can I track multiple projects? Yes, time is tracked automatically per project/workspace as you switch between them.

Time isn't syncing — what do I check first?

• Confirm the API key in the plugin settings matches the one on your dashboard.
• On VS Code forks, make sure you accepted the one-time trusted-domain prompt for justclock.dev.
• Check justclock.dev/tech for minimum requirements (OS, internet connection, API rate limits).
• Still stuck? Open an issue.

I found a bug or have a feature idea — where do I report it? Use GitHub Issues on this repository — see below.

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Reporting bugs & requesting features

This repository's Issues are the official channel for bug reports and feature requests. Please use the provided templates so we can triage faster:

• 🐛 Report a bug
• 💡 Request a feature

Before opening an issue, check justclock.dev/tech to rule out an environment/requirements mismatch.

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About this repository

JustClock's plugin code is proprietary and isn't published here — this repo exists for documentation, installation guides, and issue tracking. For support or anything else, reach us at support@radeal.eu.

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