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Track websites and pages, compare active vs total time, categorize activity, view timelines, export CSV, and sync across browsers. 🌟 TimeYourWeb: Website Time Tracker for Chrome TimeYourWeb helps you understand how you spend time in your browser. See time spent on websites and individual pages, compare active and total time, review activity on a chronological timeline, organize browsing into custom categories, and export reports as CSV. TimeYourWeb is designed for people whose work happens mainly in the browser, including freelancers, remote professionals, and small teams. ✅ Main features 📊 Website and page tracking Review how much time you spent on each website during a selected day, week, month, or custom period. Expand a website to see individual visited pages and page titles. This provides more detail when working inside large platforms, documentation sites, dashboards, email tools, or client portals. ⏱ Active and total time TimeYourWeb separates: • Active time, when you interact with a page • Total time, when the page is focused in the browser This distinction helps prevent a page that remained open from being mistaken for continuous active work. 🏷️ Custom categories and rules Create categories that match the way you work, such as projects, clients, learning, outreach, or personal activity. Rules can match information including: • Website domains • Page URLs • Page titles • Browser profiles • Dates and time periods You can then switch supported reports from website view to category view. TimeYourWeb does not decide what is productive. You define the categories, and the extension applies your rules consistently. A signed-in account is required to create and synchronize categories and rules. 🧭 Summary Summary answers: “Where did my browser time go?” Review activity grouped by website and page for any selected date range. You can also view results by category to combine related websites and pages under a shared purpose. 🕘 Flow Flow answers: “When did it happen, and in what order?” It displays browsing activity on a chronological timeline. Use it to reconstruct part of your day, identify context switching, and see when specific activity occurred. Category view adds category names and colors to the timeline. 📚 Stacked chart Compare activity across several days. This can help reveal differences between busy and light days, weekday and weekend patterns, or changes over a longer period. 🥧 Pie chart View the proportion of time associated with each website during the selected period. A supporting list shows website names and recorded time values. 📤 CSV export Export activity data for use in Excel, Google Sheets, or another spreadsheet application. Exports can support personal reviews, project records, work summaries, or client updates. When exporting from a categorized report, category information can also be included. 🔎 Filtering Filter reports by website domain when you need to focus on one platform or group of related activity. 💻 Multiple browsers and computers Sign in to synchronize supported activity between browsers and computers. This is useful when you use more than one device or maintain separate browser profiles. Synchronization availability and history limits may depend on your plan. 🚫 Ignored URLs Add URLs that you do not want TimeYourWeb to track. 🔒 Privacy TimeYourWeb is intended for transparent productivity analysis, not hidden monitoring. It does not: • Record screenshots • Capture keystrokes • Collect passwords • Read private messages • Record or analyze the body content of web pages • Accumulate time for inactive background tabs To build reports, TimeYourWeb processes information such as visited URLs, page titles, focused-browser time, and interaction timing. ⚙️ Settings You can: • Turn tracking on or off • Select the first day of the week • Exclude selected URLs • Create and edit categories and rules • Switch supported reports between website and category views • Sign in to use synchronization features ❓ Frequently asked questions Does TimeYourWeb track background tabs? No. Time does not accumulate for tabs that remain open in the background. Does it track online videos? Time can be recorded while the video page is focused. Active and total time may differ depending on whether you interact with the page. Can I see individual pages? Yes. Expand a website in supported reports to see visited pages and their titles. Can I organize activity into categories? Yes. Signed-in users can create categories and matching rules, then use category view in Summary and Flow. Can I export my data? Yes. Activity can be exported as CSV. Can I use it on multiple computers? Yes, when synchronization is enabled. Availability and limits depend on your plan. Is TimeYourWeb free? Many features are available without payment. Some synchronization features or limits may depend on the selected plan. 🔑 Permission explanation TimeYourWeb uses Chrome’s browsing history permission to identify visited URLs and create time reports. ✅ TimeYourWeb is ad-free. Install TimeYourWeb to get a clearer view of how you use your browser.