Most developers rely on tools like Git or time trackers to understand their work.
But there’s a gap.
Git shows what changed
Time trackers show activity
Neither shows what you actually worked on throughout the day
Introducing CodeChron
CodeChron is a Python package that passively tracks your development activity and converts it into clean, structured daily logs.
It runs in the background and captures:
File changes (create, modify, delete)
Timestamps of real activity
Code diffs (lines added/removed)
Work sessions grouped by time
No manual input. No friction.
Why this matters
At the end of the day, most developers struggle to answer:
“What did I actually do today?”
CodeChron gives a clear answer.
It transforms raw coding activity into meaningful summaries you can use for:
daily standups
freelance billing
progress tracking
research documentation
Example Output
10:00–11:15
- Modified auth.py (+120 / -30)
- Added login validation
14:10–15:00
- Fixed API timeout issue
- Updated README Installation pip install codechron Project Link
https://pypi.org/project/codechron/1.0.0/
Final Thought
This is not a time tracker.
This is not a Git replacement.
CodeChron is a development memory system — a way to turn your coding activity into structured, usable history.
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