Logless reconstructs a useful draft of your working week from the GitHub activity you already generate — so timesheets take minutes to review and approve, not an afternoon to remember.
No credit card required. Demo mode included.
This week — draft
DraftDevelopers forget what they worked on. Managers chase people for timesheets. Agencies lose revenue on work that was real but never logged. It's an admin tax on every billable week.
Logless reconstructs your week from the tools you already use, then hands you a draft to review — never a final decision made without you.
Connect GitHub in a couple of clicks. Logless reads commit, pull request and issue metadata — never file contents or diffs.
Detected activity is grouped into sensible work blocks by date, client and project — a starting point, never a claim of exact hours.
Edit anything, add what Logless missed with one click, then approve. Managers see the approved result.
We deliberately built Logless around lightweight metadata, not surveillance. It reads what you've already shipped — not how you spend your day.
Read our full privacy approachLogless never does any of the following:
Every approved timesheet shows recovered hours — detected work developers would likely have forgotten to log — with an estimated revenue figure based on your billing rates. Always labelled as an estimate, never a guarantee.
This month, example team
37.5h
Recovered hours
£3,187
Est. revenue recovered
Built for agencies of 5–50 developers. Early access pricing below — request access and we'll reach out.
£8 / user / month
Unlimited clients, projects and GitHub repositories.
No. Logless doesn't watch what you do — it reads commit, pull request and issue metadata from tools you connect, then drafts a timesheet you review and correct. Nothing is recorded without your review.
Timestamps, titles, repository names and activity type (commit, pull request, review, issue) — never file contents or code diffs.
Every draft is fully editable. Change the hours, rewrite the description, move it to a different project, or delete it — nothing is final until you approve it.
GitHub is the focus for the current release, since it's where most billable engineering work already leaves a trail. More integrations are on the roadmap.
No. Managers see your approved timesheets and totals — not your raw detected activity feed.