see where your
time actually
goes.

xeve tracks your application usage on macOS and Windows (which apps you use and for how long), coding time by project and language, GitHub commits and PRs, Spotify listening history, heart rate via Bluetooth, and iOS health data like steps, sleep, and location. All data is categorized automatically — productive, communication, entertainment, and more.

Yes. Your data is stored in a secure Supabase PostgreSQL database with row-level security — only you can access your own data. The native apps track locally and sync to your personal account. We never sell data or share it with third parties. You can export or delete all your data at any time.

xeve combines app tracking, coding analytics, GitHub activity, Spotify history, health data, and AI insights in one unified dashboard. RescueTime only tracks apps. Toggl requires manual time entries. WakaTime only tracks coding. xeve does all of it automatically with zero configuration, plus cross-platform correlation analysis that no other tool offers.

xeve tracks coding time in VS Code, Cursor, Xcode, iTerm2, Warp, Terminal, and Claude Code. The VS Code extension provides detailed heartbeat tracking. For Claude Code, a simple shell hook captures every AI-assisted coding session. The native apps detect projects automatically from window titles.

Yes — during early access, everything is free with no limits. No credit card required. When paid plans launch, early users will keep free access forever as a thank you for helping build the product. Pro plans will add premium features like extended history and priority AI insights.

The tracker runs on macOS 14+ as a native menu bar app and on Windows 10/11 as a system tray app. The iOS companion app tracks health data, location, and heart rate. The web dashboard works on any browser at xeve.io. VS Code and Claude Code extensions are available for coding time tracking. Android support is planned.