CommitSheet

CommitSheet

Turn Github commits into battle-tested invoices. Free!

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The first invoicing tool specifically for developers. Devs leave a history of their work with git commits; why not turn that data into beautiful, detailed invoices and save hours every month. Select dates and repos you worked on. Add styles and billing information. Export a detailed invoice as PDF or HTML. It's that easy. Plus, it's FREE !
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Git Time Tracker (CommitSheet)

Generate timesheets from GitHub code history. Free

https://go.commitsheet.com is a free timetracking tool for recruiters and developers that generates detailed timesheets from Github commit history. I made it to speed up my own timesheet creation and thought I'd share it with everyone. Your thoughts and suggests are much appreciated! Jack

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Web App•Productivity•API
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What do you think? …

Hugo Alves
Doesn't this put too much emphasis in something that is almost secondary to the development process? As in "lines of code" approach to developer productivity?
Jack Pettman
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@ugo_alves good point. I built this because employers kept asking me for a log of what I did each month. I'm not very good at manually tracking that stuff or recalling it after the fact, but I do write reasonably descriptive commit messages. CommitSheet just takes your commits messages across a date range and includes them in your timesheet. You can also add a generic comment to cover work that doesn't appear in git (such as meetings, planning, research etc).
Hugo Alves
@jackpettman Thanks for the reply