Gain insight into your Unity workflow by tracking time, saves, logs, and more, all privately and with no performance impact. No setup required, just import and enjoy.
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DevTrails – Developer Statistics Made Easy v1.6.2 (28 Oct 2025) (Latest version)
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Description
DevTrail is the first asset you’ll want in every project.
Effortlessly track your Unity usage, from work hours to save counts and gain real insight into your development habits. Stop guessing how much you work; see the real data, and make your process more transparent (and fun!).
The quick shortcut Control + Shift + T means you are always just a moment away from your stats.
Everything is tracked seamlessly in the background and only when required. So, it doesn’t impact performance, and there is no need to keep the window open for the asset to work.
⭐ Documentation ⭐
✅Developer Statistics
Track various information for better clarity about how you use the editor. Learn about the data for today, the project, and even across all projects.
→ Track Time:
Seamlessly track your development time in Unity! This tool provides a comprehensive view of how long you spend in the Unity Editor, breaking down time spent with the editor open, in focus, and actively in use. With detailed tracking for the current project, individual sessions, and even cumulative time across all Unity projects, this asset is a must-have for developers looking to optimize their workflow and gain insights into their time investment.
You can also set goals to notify you after using Unity for a certain period.
→ Track Logs:
Were you ever curious about how many logs you got in the editor and runtime? It’s usually a lot more than you expect. Track editor, play mode normal logs, warnings, and error logs.
→ Track Compilation:
While the asset is imported into the project, track how many times you have compiled, how long you have spent waiting for compilation to finish in this project or lifetime, and also get the average compile time. Also, track the dreaded domain reloads and how much of your time they waste.
Also, get various little stats about the number of times you saved a scene, opened a scene, how many times you used undo/redo, and how long you spent in play mode. You can also easily opt out of tracking any/every stat with a single toggle.
✅ No Setup
Just import and enjoy. No setup is necessary.
✅ Source Code
Full source code included.
✅ Built with UI Toolkit
It was created using Unity’s new UI framework for the fastest and most comfortable user experience.
⭐Optional
This asset works great alongside DevTask, an offline project management asset.
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Technical details
[Please note that Unity 2021 is not officially supported. A slightly older version will be downloaded if you are using that version.]
Save Location
The asset creates a directory named “Tiny Giant Studio/DevTrails” in the Documents folder of your operating system. It stores two files there: one for global statistics and another for today’s statistics.
The project stats are saved in the ‘UserSettings’ folder of your Unity project.
Requirement
The asset will automatically import Unity’s editor coroutines package on import.
