A developer's day disappears into the editor. Eight hours later, the honest answer to "what did you work on?" is a guess pieced together from commit messages.
TimeCampus code editor extensions for the VS Code and JetBrains families record developer telemetry on demand. When you switch capture on, the extension notes the active project and language and whether you were editing, reading or debugging, along with test and build runs and focus intervals. It never records file contents or keystrokes, and one click pauses it.
Each interval arrives through the editor channel into your TimeCampus timeline, where it is attributed to the right project and merged with your calendar and repository activity. By Friday the week explains itself: how much was deep feature work, how much went on reviews and how much was lost to slow builds.
Illustrative scenario — the persona and any figures are examples, not customer data.
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