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Bitlence Dev Code Tracker

by Kuldipsinh Parmar

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Description

Ever wonder how many hours you actually spend inside WordPress admin? Bitlence Dev Code Tracker answers that question. It silently monitors your active time on every wp-admin screen — with smart idle detection, per-page breakdowns, and a streak tracker to keep you motivated.

Built for WordPress developers, agencies, and power users who want visibility into where their time goes — without leaving wp-admin.

Features

  • Tracks active time on every wp-admin screen
  • Idle detection — session ends automatically after configurable timeout
  • Per-post/page breakdown with post title, post type, and time spent
  • Today / This Week / All Time stat cards
  • 30-day bar chart
  • Streak tracker (consecutive active days)
  • Dashboard widget showing today’s total at a glance
  • Admin toolbar live timer with floating badge in page builders
  • Multi-user support — each user’s data is tracked separately
  • Configurable: idle timeout, minimum session length, which roles are tracked
  • localStorage queue — sessions are buffered locally and retried if a request fails
  • Universal page builder support — Elementor, Oxygen, Beaver Builder, Divi, WPBakery, Brizy, Thrive Architect, Bricks, Breakdance, SeedProd
  • Clickable post titles in Sessions Log and Dashboard
  • SPA navigation tracking (WooCommerce Analytics, React/Vue-based admin plugins)

Admin menu structure

Dev Code Tracker  Dashboard
Dev Code Tracker  Sessions Log
Dev Code Tracker  Settings
  1. Upload the bitlence-dev-code-tracker folder to /wp-content/plugins/ or install directly from the WordPress plugin directory
  2. Activate the plugin via Plugins Installed Plugins
  3. The DB tables are created automatically on activation
  4. Visit Dev Code Tracker Dashboard to see your stats
  1. Dashboard — Today / This Week / All Time stat cards, 30-day activity bar chart, streak tracker, and per-page/post time breakdown

    Dashboard — Today / This Week / All Time stat cards, 30-day activity bar chart, streak tracker, and per-page/post time breakdown

  2. Sessions Log — paginated session history with date range filter and CSV export

    Sessions Log — paginated session history with date range filter and CSV export

Does it track front-end page views?

Only when a supported frontend page builder is active (Oxygen, Beaver Builder, Divi Visual Builder, WPBakery Frontend, Brizy, Thrive Architect, SeedProd). Regular frontend browsing is not tracked.

Does it slow down my site?

No. The tracker runs only in wp-admin for logged-in users. It has no impact on your front-end or visitor experience.

Where is the data stored?

All data is stored locally in your WordPress database. Nothing is sent to any external server.

Can I export my data?

Yes — go to Dev Code Tracker Sessions Log and click Export CSV. The export respects any active date filter, so you can export a specific date range or all sessions.

Does it work with multisite?

It creates per-site tables; multisite is not officially tested yet.

What happens to my data if I deactivate the plugin?

Data is preserved. Tables are only removed when you delete the plugin.

Can I track only certain user roles?

Yes — go to Dev Code Tracker Settings and choose which roles are tracked.

1.2.0

  • Added: universal frontend page-builder support — Oxygen, Beaver Builder, Divi Visual Builder, WPBakery Frontend, Brizy, Thrive Architect, SeedProd
  • Added: clickable post titles in Sessions Log and Dashboard link to the post edit screen
  • Added: human-readable labels for admin pages (bdct-settings “DCT Settings”, etc.)
  • Added: floating timer badge in any builder that hides the WP admin bar
  • Fixed: Elementor editor time not tracked — self-contained script registration and printing
  • Fixed: post type missing in sessions — resolved server-side via get_post_type() when JS cannot read typenow
  • Fixed: iframe activity lost after editing multiple elements — document reference tracking replaces boolean flag
  • Fixed: old sessions with null post_type backfilled on upgrade
  • Changed: session starts on first user interaction instead of immediately on page load
  • Changed: auto-checkpoint interval raised from 5 to 30 minutes — less noise in the Sessions Log
  • Changed: minimum session length default lowered from 60 s to 30 s

1.1.1

  • Added: date range filter on the By Page / Post breakdown
  • Added: CSV export on the Sessions Log page
  • Added: Sessions Log pagination (50 per page)
  • Added: streak at-risk warning when no activity recorded today
  • Fixed: save_session endpoint now enforces tracked-role check before writing to the DB
  • Fixed: session duration recomputed server-side from timestamps — client value no longer trusted
  • Fixed: toolbar timer no longer flashes “0:00” on page load
  • Fixed: dashboard auto-refresh skips when tab is hidden
  • Fixed: localStorage queue cleared before dispatching to prevent duplicate sends
  • Changed: today/week/all-time stats now fetched in a single DB query instead of three
  • Removed: unused projects table and AJAX endpoints (automatically cleaned up on upgrade)

1.0.0

  • Initial release
  • Session tracking with idle detection
  • Per-page/post breakdown with post title lookup
  • 30-day bar chart, streak tracker, dashboard widget
  • localStorage pending queue for reliability
  • Dates displayed as dd-mm-yyyy throughout
  • Elementor editor support
  • SPA navigation tracking
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