Plinth turns your commits, pull requests, meetings, issues and coding sessions into a readable account of what you shipped, so you don't have to write status reports from memory. Your account stays private to you until you choose to share part of it.
Connect GitHub, Google Calendar and Meet, Jira, Slack and the coding assistants on your machine. Plinth reads your own activity in the projects you choose, and nothing else.
See each project's work as a dashboard and a daily timeline, with hours counted from sessions and meetings, and get a short written summary of a day or a period.
A private Growth page lists the skills your merged work shows, each linked to the pull requests behind it.
Give a manager or client a view of chosen projects, periods and sections. They see that and nothing more, and you can remove them at any time.
You can sign in to Plinth with Google, which shares only your name and email address. If you also connect Google Calendar, Plinth reads your own calendar's meetings so they appear in your account of the day, and, for meetings you opt in one by one, their notes and your part of their transcripts. Plinth never changes anything in your Google account, never uses Google data for advertising, and never sells it. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what is read, what is kept, and how to delete it.