ClockMe auto-tracks every AI coding session, breaks down time by project, and alerts you when you are over-investing in one area. Free for individuals.
Product, support, marketing, sales, infrastructure — all in one day. No reasonable person stops to start and stop a timer across 12 context switches. You end the week with no idea where your time went.
You feel like you spend all your time on product. Maybe you spend 80% of it there. Maybe it is 95%. Without data, you cannot make a deliberate decision about rebalancing toward marketing or sales.
Every Claude Code session is a clear start and end. But most founders never capture it — and those sessions are often the most expensive hours in the week.
Built for the way saas founders actually work.
The Claude Code SessionStart hook fires the moment you open a session. Timer starts, logs to the right project, stops when you exit. Every AI coding session is tracked without a single manual action.
Create projects for 'Product', 'Marketing', 'Support', 'Infrastructure'. The reports page shows you exactly what percentage of your week went where. The data is often surprising.
Set a daily or weekly hour budget on any project. If you are trying to cap support time at 5 hours/week, ClockMe alerts you when you are approaching that limit. Focus is a resource — protect it.
Many SaaS founders do part-time consulting to fund the build phase. ClockMe handles billing rates per project and invoice generation — so your consulting income and product hours live in the same tool.
One API key. One MCP endpoint. Every AI coding tool you already use.
All integrations use the same API key. Manage everything from one dashboard. Use the Setup Wizard →
Time data tells you where your leverage is. If you discover you are spending 40% of your week on support for 10% of your users, that is a decision-making dataset. Most founders do not have it. The ones who do make better resource allocation calls.
Yes. Add the SessionStart hook once to your ~/.claude/settings.json and every future session is tracked automatically. A typical technical founder running 3–4 hour Claude Code sessions will capture those completely without touching a timer.
Yes. Create separate projects for each consulting client and for your product work. Each project has its own billing rate. Generate invoices for client work. View time-allocation reports across all projects.
Yes. The reports page has weekly and date-range views with a project breakdown chart. You can see how your time allocation across projects has shifted week over week.
Yes. ClockMe is free for individual users with all features: MCP, invoicing, concurrent timers, budget alerts, and reports. A Pro plan for team workspaces is coming at $8/seat/month for founders with employees.
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