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Every request to Claude Code and Codex: its cost, how long it took and you waited, its retries, whether it succeeded (tests, commits, Git), the costliest and slowest, and what tends to fail. The AI tab’s tokens and costs stay free.
Suggestions on a request (missing context, too vague, too big, wasted context, the model to use), a rewrite with your own AI provider, and what works best for you.
Prompts and templates with variables and versions, inserted into the agent or the chat, with each template’s success rate, cost and time, shared with a team.
Recommendations drawn from your own data, each with its evidence and, once you follow it, its measured effect.
Your day and week in blocks, synced with Google Calendar and Outlook, planned against actual, and planned again when the day slips.
Time gained or lost with AI agents, per kind of task and per project, as a range with how it is measured.
Estimates from similar past work, with a range, and a warning when a task drifts. Today’s estimates stay free.
Switches between projects, branches and agents, what each one costs, and how to batch them.
Weekly and monthly reviews and stand-ups written from the facts, ready to share. Today’s stand-up and weekly report stay free.
Budgets of time, money or AI spend per project or client, for a week, a month, a quarter, a year or in all: what is used, the pace, where it is heading, a notice once at each threshold, and the AI costs to bill with your margin. A project’s budget in hours, with its alerts at 80 and 100 %, stays free.
The day’s agent sessions on one timeline: when each worked, waited for you or sat idle, who waits for you now and since when, and your own waiting time. The alerts and the list of agents at work stay free.
Which model and effort gave you the best result for the cost, per kind of request, over eight weeks, and what following it would have saved. The coach’s advice on each prompt stays free.
Spots a session going in circles (the same error again, a file edited back and forth, tests failing again, you asking again), says so once, and what usually got you out.
The instruction files your agents load, the prompt cache, the context carried from request to request and compactions, with what trimming them would save.
Your past requests, kept on your computer if you turn it on, secrets removed: searchable, with their outcome and commits, and sent again in one click. A history already kept stays readable and deletable.
Rules that file your time on their own, by folder, file, repository, branch, language, agent, day or hour, to a project, client, task, ticket or tag. Each shows what it would have moved on your past weeks before you save it.
Goals of your own: per project, per week, for focus or for breaks. The daily goal stays free.
When and how long you really focus, what breaks it, and your best hours. Today’s insights stay free.
Titles, status and estimates of the tickets your work links to, with the time spent against each estimate: GitHub with your GitHub sign-in, GitLab, Jira, Linear and Azure DevOps with your own tokens, kept in VS Code’s secret storage. Links to tickets and the time spent on them stay free.
Your time sent to Toggl Track, Clockify, Harvest or Jira worklogs, and theirs brought in, after a preview and never twice; Linear and GitHub issues as tasks, with the time posted as a comment when you ask. Your tokens stay on your computer.
Reports you compose (what to measure, how to group, filters, a chart), save and compare with the period before, as PDF or Excel. Scheduled weekly or monthly, the PDF is made in a folder you choose and kept on the web to download; sending it by email comes later.
PDF invoices from your tracked time, per project, task, day or ticket, in one numbering shared with the web; quotes that become invoices, recurring invoices, reminders written for you to send, Factur-X files and AI cost lines. The invoices and quotes you made stay yours on any plan.
NiceTiming Cloud without limits: every computer syncs, and the web shows your whole history.
Separate workspaces (clients, jobs, personal projects), each with its own projects, rates, goal and reports, switched in one click from the status bar. Your island counts all your work, whatever the workspace.
A REST API described in an OpenAPI file, with personal tokens limited to what each may do (read the time, read reports, add entries), and webhooks signed with a secret, sent again when they fail, with their log.
Ready-made starting prompts for common tasks, to adapt.
Your prompts on keyboard shortcuts.
The running cost of the sessions at work in the status bar, and one quiet notice when a session passes the limit you set.
A short recap when you stop for the day: time, projects, agents and what is left.
More choices for the status bar: the week, the running timer, the day’s goal or today’s AI cost, written your way, and what a click opens. Today’s choices stay free.
Your own fields (text, number, choice, date) on entries and projects, in the reports’ filters and the exports. Tags stay free.
Split a block of time into several parts in one go, at chosen times or by shares, each to its project and task, in VS Code and on the web. Moving part of a block to another project stays free.
Excel workbooks of your time (its blocks, projects with their billing, hours per day) and of your custom reports, from VS Code and the web. The CSV, JSON, Markdown and iCalendar exports stay free.
Three more looks for the dashboard, the Today view and the web pages: Paper, Night sea and Sand. High contrast themes always win.
A weekly recap of your time by email from NiceTiming Cloud, at the day and hour you choose and never in your quiet hours: time, projects, goals, AI cost and one idea from the coach.
More Pro features arrive with updates, at no extra cost.
Payments are handled by Stripe: NiceTiming never sees your card.
What applies when you pay: Terms of use · Terms of sale · Right of withdrawal
Nothing is deleted. Your invoices, reports and synced time stay readable. The free plan’s limits apply again: one computer syncs, and the web shows your last days, until you come back.
From the customer portal, at any time. Pro runs to the end of the period you paid for, with no fee.
For a subscription, you have 14 days to withdraw, and you pay only for the days used if you asked it to start at once. For digital content delivered at once (a pack, the lifetime licence), you give up that right when you ask for immediate access. The terms of sale say how.
No. The extension works on its own, on your computer, and stays free. An account on NiceTiming Cloud adds sync, the web dashboard and the island online; Pro reaches the extension with the next sync, or with a licence key on a computer that does not sync.
No. The game gives the same to everyone. Pro puts a small mark next to your name; packs change how the island looks, never what it does.