Track your coding journey with meaningful context not just hours
I've been using WakaTime since forever, practically since I started with VS Code, then Cursor, then Antigravity. It's genuinely motivating to see how long I've been coding, watch my progress in charts, and climb the global leaderboards. But here's the thing: it can be exciting and frustrating at the same time. Sure, I know I coded for 8 hours today, but what did I actually do? WakaTime tells me I worked on Project X, touched Branch A, spent 3 hours here, 2 hours there. Great. But what did I accomplish on Project X? Did I fix a bug? Ship a feature? Refactor something gnarly? That's why I built Kodo. It's a coding time tracker that doesn't just count hours, it understands what you built. Fix auth? Kodo tells you. Update the landing page? It knows. Create a new feature? You'll see it right there. And when standup rolls around, Kodo can generate it for you from your actual work.
