Focusora Code

Automatic coding time tracker for VS Code. Tracks time spent per project, language, and file — and optionally syncs with the Focus Productive Chrome extension.

Features

• Automatic tracking — starts when you open VS Code, no configuration needed
• Per-project & per-language stats — see exactly where your time goes
• Weekly overview — bar chart of your coding activity for the past 7 days
• Branch tracking — knows which git branch you're working on
• AI tool detection — detects GitHub Copilot, Codeium, and Cursor usage
• Sync with Focus Productive — connect your Chrome extension to see coding stats alongside your browsing data

How It Works

The extension runs a lightweight local daemon in the background that receives heartbeats as you code. All data is stored locally on your machine. No data is sent anywhere unless you explicitly connect your Focus Productive account.

Usage

After installing, Focusora Code activates automatically. Look for the Focusora status bar item at the bottom left.

• Click the status bar item — opens the stats panel
• Command Palette → "Focusora Code: Show Stats" — opens the stats panel
• Command Palette → "Focusora Code: Reconnect Daemon" — manually reconnect if offline

Stats Panel

Click the status bar item to open the stats panel, showing:

• Total coding time today
• Active project and git branch
• Time per language
• Weekly activity chart
• Recently active projects

Requirements

• Node.js 18+ must be installed on your system (the daemon runs as a Node.js process)

Privacy

All data is stored locally in your user data directory. No telemetry or tracking. Syncing to Focus Productive is opt-in and requires explicit authentication.

Feedback & Issues

Report issues at: https://github.com/focusora/focusora-code/issues