Proof you showed up,every single day.
Ember tracks time in VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code and Codex, and lights up your year one square at a time.
One square for every day you code
The more you code, the brighter it glows. Hover any day to see the hours behind it.
Sample data. Yours fills in from your first coding session.
See how everyone codes
When people code, the languages and stacks they use, and how much is hands-on versus AI agents.
When people code
1240h by 86 developers, in their own time zones
8 PM · 7.8% of this week's activity (busiest hour)
Top languages
- 1TypeScript40%
- 2Python23%
- 3Rust15%
- 4Go10%
- 5C++7%
- 6SQL5%
Keyboard vs agents
67%
of this week was hands-on in an editor.
- VS Code452h
- Cursor378h
- Claude Code236h
- Codex104h
- Cursor Agent70h
What people are building with
Across 142 active projects
- Next.js38
- React34
- Tailwind CSS29
- FastAPI17
- PostgreSQL15
- Prisma12
- Tokio9
- Docker9
- PyTorch7
- Express6
Detected from package.json, Cargo.toml, pyproject.toml, go.mod and other manifests. Counts are projects, not people.
Sample data. The real community view updates as developers join.
Set up in three steps
Works with VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor Agent. About two minutes.
- 1
Sign in
Continue with GitHub or Google, then create your API key in Settings.
- 2
Install the CLI
With npm, bun or pnpm. One install covers every editor and agent.
npm install -g embertime - 3
Connect everything
Paste your key. Ember finds your editors and agents and connects them.
embertime setup --key YOUR_KEY