WakaTime tracks your coding time. VibeLog tracks what your AI actually built — with zero effort.
WakaTime WakaTime automatically tracks coding time via IDE plugins. VibeLog integrates directly into AI coding assistants via MCP to automatically log what was built — with semantic descriptions, change types, and file-level detail. Choose WakaTime if you need developers wanting personal time metrics across many editors. Choose VibeLog if you need to know what your AI actually shipped.
Need semantic understanding of what was built, not just time metrics
Started using AI coding assistants and want to track AI output specifically
Need client-ready reports that show deliverables, not time charts
Yes — via MCP, tracks AI sessions in real-time with semantic descriptions
Yes — via IDE plugins, tracks time spent in editors by file and language
Full change descriptions, types (added/changed/fixed/removed), affected files
No — only measures time, keystrokes, and file activity
Native — built specifically to track AI-assisted coding sessions
None — cannot distinguish between human and AI-written code
Shareable report links, PDF-ready summaries by date/session
Basic dashboards, no client-facing reports
Any AI tool supporting MCP (Claude Code, expanding to more)
60+ IDEs and editors via plugins
First-class sessions with start/end, grouped changes, and summaries
Continuous tracking — no concept of distinct work sessions
| VibeLog | WakaTime | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 1 project, 30 sessions/mo, 3 reports | 2 weeks of history |
| Starting price | $9/month | $9/month |
| Team pricing | $22/seat/month | $18/user/month |
"It tells me I coded 8 hours but not what I actually shipped"
"The free tier only shows 2 weeks — I need longer history"
"No way to share meaningful reports with clients"
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