Døgn vs trackmy.codes
Last updated: July 2026
trackmy.codes is the closest thing to Døgn in the AI-coding niche: a local Mac app that automatically detects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity, counts your active coding time with no account and no cloud, and turns it into streaks and shareable cards for X. If motivation and a public streak are what you want, it does that well. Døgn detects the same sessions but aims elsewhere: the whole working day, billable hours, and local KveikGraph sync to the draft owned by tjent.
Where trackmy.codes is the better fit
- Automatically detects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity — no config, no API keys.
- Fully local: nothing is uploaded, no account, your data stays on your Mac.
- Streaks that grow each day you code, with idle time excluded so the number is honest.
- Polished share cards for X in several templates (terminal, heatmap, activity route and more).
- A one-time lifetime option, so you are not locked into a subscription.
Where Døgn is the better fit
- Tracks your whole working day — not just AI coding time — including meetings, manual timers and parallel projects.
- Built around billable time: clients, projects, per-project rates and live earnings.
- A local KveikGraph time-entry sync to the living invoice draft owned by tjent.
- On-device summaries of each AI coding session become the entry description you can bill.
- Fits the kveik suite: folo hands finished meetings to Døgn as billable time.
At a glance
| Feature | Døgn | trackmy.codes |
|---|---|---|
| Main goal | Billable time → invoice | Streaks & share cards |
| What it tracks | Whole working day | AI coding time only |
| Pricing | One-time purchase | Subscription or one-time (lifetime) |
| Platform | macOS native | macOS native |
| Where data lives | On your Mac | On your Mac |
| AI session detection | Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity |
| Clients & rates | Core feature | Not a focus |
| Time → invoice | Local graph → tjent draft | Not a focus |
The short version
Pick trackmy.codes if you want local AI-coding streaks and share cards to stay motivated and post your progress.
Pick Døgn if you want that same AI-session tracking to become billable hours across your whole day, with clients, rates and a living draft in tjent — stored locally on your Mac by default.
Questions, answered
Do both track my AI coding sessions locally?
Both are local Mac apps that detect Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity without an account (trackmy.codes also detects Cursor). trackmy.codes uploads nothing; Døgn stores primary tracking data locally by default and has explicit configured-integration boundaries. The outcomes differ too: trackmy.codes builds streaks and share cards; Døgn publishes billable time through the local KveikGraph to the draft owned by tjent.
Does trackmy.codes do billing or invoicing?
No — it is built for streaks and shareable cards, not clients, rates or invoices. Døgn tracks your whole working day and publishes the entries through the local KveikGraph; tjent owns the living invoice draft.
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