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What's here, what's next

inlinr ships most weeks. Nothing appears under Available until it works in production. An editor listed there is one you can install today.

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  • E-invoices through Qonto

    An invoice from tracked time is created in Qonto and sent from inlinr as the e-invoice French business clients need from September 2027: Qonto, an approved platform, sends it through the network. What is left is checking it end to end with a client on the network. The printable invoice stays for clients abroad.

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Considering

Wanted, not started. Most 👍 on GitHub first.

  • More AI assistants

    opencode and other assistants that keep their sessions on your machine, like Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI today.

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  • 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.

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  • Time per ticket

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

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  • Monthly AI report by email

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

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  • JetBrains plugin

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

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  • Neovim plugin

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

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Available

In production. Install it today.

  • The dashboard in French

    The dashboard and the emails you get in your language, French or English, chosen in Settings or read from your browser. Quotes, invoices and your clients' pages speak each client's language.

  • VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf

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

    How attribution works

  • Claude Code

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

    Install guide

  • Teams

    Roll up time across a repository. Teammates see hours per repository and per member. Files stay private to each person.

    For teams

  • Seat-based team billing

    One subscription for the team, one seat per member who tracked time in the last 30 days. Readers are free.

    For teams

  • Client share links

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

    For freelancers

  • Invoices, hourly and day rates

    Invoices from tracked time and billable manual entries, by the hour, by the day or for a fixed price in instalments, with your VAT or its legal mention. Numbered in the series you choose (prefix, year, next number), never billing a day twice, and an overview of what is billed, unpaid and left to bill.

    For freelancers

  • Clients

    Who you bill, with legal name, SIREN or company number, VAT number, address and a default rate, imported from Qonto if you use it.

    For freelancers

  • Qonto

    Import your clients and the invoices you made in Qonto, and create an invoice in Qonto from tracked time, as a Qonto draft or finalized.

    For freelancers

  • Quotes

    A quote for a client before the work: flat fees, days or hours at a rate, expenses and discounts, a validity date and a payment schedule. Numbered in its own series, printed with the same VAT and mentions as an invoice, then marked accepted or declined, or revised.

  • 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, all of it or from a day you choose, computed with the same idle rule as live data. The preview gathers a project's spellings into one row, suggests merges, and remembers where each name goes.

    Switching guide

  • Toggl, Clockify, Harvest and calendar import

    A Toggl Track, Clockify or Harvest CSV export, or the meetings in an .ics calendar, become manual entries you confirm. Every import can be undone.

    For freelancers

  • Merging projects

    Merge two projects that are one repository, keep the old name as one of its other names, and archive or file projects under a client several at a time.

  • 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.

  • Public demo dashboard

    Made-up data, no account, in English and in French: see the time, AI usage, an invoice, a quote and its budget, the pages your client opens, and Dependafeed before signing up.

    Open the demo

  • Shipped vs edited code

    A project's lines that reached a commit next to the lines its editor saw, so rework is visible rather than implied. Commits come from the GitHub webhook or the inlinr sync-commits command.

  • 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.

  • A switch from WakaTime in one sitting

    The status bar, summaries and stats that WakaTime's tools read come from inlinr too, and a guide covers moving over and comparing both for a week.

    Switching guide

  • inlinr inside your assistant

    An MCP server in the inlinr CLI, so Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client can tell you your time and AI cost, log a manual entry, or check your dependencies, without leaving the chat.

    Set it up

  • Codex and Gemini CLI

    Time, tokens and the lines each assistant wrote, read from the sessions Codex and Gemini CLI keep on your machine, like Claude Code's.

    Set it up

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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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