Dev Balance

Dev Balance helps developers maintain healthy work habits by reminding them to take breaks during long coding sessions.
It follows the Pomodoro technique by default, but durations are fully customizable.

✨ Features

• Start and track focused work sessions
• Automatically reminds you to take breaks
• Displays daily, monthly, and yearly reports
• Customizable timers for both work and breaks
• Optional sound notifications
• Keeps logs of your coding and break history

🧭 Status Bar Controls

⏱️ Track time while coding

🚫 Pause or 🎮 Resume the timer

♻️ Reset the current session

💡 View reports (daily, monthly, yearly)

⚙️ Settings

You can adjust the settings in your VS Code settings.json:

{
  "devBalance.workDurationMinutes": 25,
  "devBalance.breakDurationMinutes": 5,
  "devBalance.enableSound": true
}

📊 Commands

Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P) and run:

• Dev Balance: Pause Timer
• Dev Balance: Resume Timer
• Dev Balance: Reset Timer
• Dev Balance: Show Daily Report
• Dev Balance: Show Monthly Report
• Dev Balance: Show Yearly Report
• Dev Balance: Clear All Logs

📦 Installation

Get it from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.

You can use devBalance even on Cursor — the AI-first editor based on VS Code.

Just open Cursor/VSCode, go to the Extensions panel, and search:

dev balance

Or run the command:

ext install sinaebadi.devbalance

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome!
Feel free to fork the repo, submit pull requests, or open issues to improve Dev Balance together.