Time tracking in the AI age
Counting the billable hours new ways of working create. With the numbers.
12 July 2026
The AI hour is turning into a review hour, and your tracker misses the quiet part
Developers now spend a growing share of the day directing and reviewing AI. Part of that supervision is silent, and activity trackers call it idle. How to count the quiet part.
Read →6 July 2026
Time tracking after the billable hour: why visibility outlives hourly billing
AI is pushing firms off the billable hour, so why track hours at all? Because every pricing model runs on knowing where the effort went, and AI moved most of that effort where old trackers can't see it.
Read →30 June 2026
The hours you spend attending an AI agent, and how to count them right
Supervising an AI agent that runs with no keystrokes is real, billable time. How much of it there is, by hours/day and rate, and how to count it accurately when activity trackers can't.
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