Roadmap

What's here, what's next

Inlinr ships most weeks. Nothing appears under Available until it works in production — an editor listed here is one you can install today, not one that is nearly ready.

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Available

In production. Install it today.

  • VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf

    Automatic tracking from the editor, with AI attribution that only fires when an assistant actually wrote something.

    How attribution works

  • Claude Code

    Time, token counts and assistant-written lines — in the terminal, the desktop app, inside any editor, and in cloud sessions.

    Install guide

  • Teams

    Roll up time across a repository. Teammates see hours per repository and per member — never each other's files.

    For teams

  • Seat-based team billing

    One subscription for the team, one seat per active member, prorated when people join or leave.

    For teams

  • Client share links

    A read-only report you choose the contents of, optionally PIN-protected.

    For freelancers

  • Invoices and hourly rates

    Printable invoices from tracked time and billable manual entries, with versioned rates so raising yours never rewrites an old invoice.

    For freelancers

  • Manual entries

    Meetings, calls and reviews logged by hand, billable or not, next to the tracked time.

    For freelancers

  • File history

    Every file of a project with its time, its edits and how much an assistant wrote, day by day.

  • WakaTime import

    Bring your WakaTime history with you, computed with the same idle rule as live data.

    Compare

  • Dependency feed

    Opt in per project for a feed of releases, release notes and security advisories for the npm packages it declares. Off by default, and switching it off deletes what was stored.

    Packages

  • Public profile and README card

    An opt-in profile page and an SVG card for your GitHub README, light or dark, with languages, editors and AI share.

  • Weekly target

    Set the hours you aim for each week and watch the dashboard fill toward them.

  • Your WakaTime plugins, pointed at Inlinr

    A WakaTime-compatible API, so any editor with a WakaTime plugin can send its time here with one line of config.

In progress

Being built now. Not usable yet.

  • Shipped vs edited code

    Commit line counts next to editing time, so rework is visible rather than implied.

Considering

Wanted, not started. Most 👍 on GitHub first.

  • More AI assistants

    Token and line counts from Codex, Gemini CLI and other assistants that keep local transcripts, like Claude Code today.

    1Vote on GitHub

  • AI costs on client invoices

    An optional line for what an assistant cost on a project, and a budget per project that warns before it runs out.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • Time per ticket

    Read the ticket key in your branch name (ABC-123, #123) to show time and AI cost per ticket.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • Calendar, Toggl and Clockify import

    Turn the meetings in a Google or Outlook calendar into manual entries you confirm, and bring your Toggl or Clockify history the way WakaTime history already comes in.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • A switch from WakaTime in one sitting

    Your WakaTime dashboards and status-bar tools reading from Inlinr too, and a guide for sending to both while you compare.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • Public demo dashboard

    Fictional data, read-only, no account: see the time, AI cost and invoice views before signing up.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • E-invoices through Qonto

    Connect your Qonto account and create the invoice there from tracked time: Qonto numbers it and sends it as the e-invoice French clients need from September 2027. The printable invoice stays for clients abroad.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • Inlinr inside your assistant

    An MCP server, so an assistant can tell you your time and AI cost this week, or log a manual entry, without leaving the chat.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • Monthly AI report by email

    Once a month, your share of AI-written code, what the assistants cost, and which projects it went to.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • JetBrains plugin

    A native plugin for IntelliJ, WebStorm, PyCharm, GoLand and Rider, with AI attribution. Their WakaTime plugin already sends time today.

    0Vote on GitHub

  • Neovim plugin

    A native Lua plugin, lazy-loadable, with AI attribution. The WakaTime plugin already sends time today.

    0Vote on GitHub

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Every idea above has its issue on GitHub: a 👍 there moves it up the "Considering" list, and the counts on this page follow. For something new, open an idea in Discussions.

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Everything under Available works today

Free for solo use. Install the plugin for your editor or Claude Code and your first week fills in on its own.

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