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See where your time goes. TimeTrack automatically logs active time by website, with charts, projects, and CSV export. Where does your time actually go online? TimeTrack answers that —automatically. It quietly measures how long you spend on each website while you work, then shows you the breakdown in a clean side panel: a donut chart of your day, a ranked list of sites, and a toolbar badge with today's running total. No timers to start. No buttons to remember. FEATURES • Automatic tracking — counts active time per website as you browse. Nothing to start or stop. • Side panel dashboard — a donut chart plus a ranked bar list, updating live as you work. • Today & This Week — switch views to see your day or your whole week at a glance. • Toolbar badge — your total active time today, always visible on the icon. • Idle-aware — pauses automatically when you step away, so coffee breaks don't count. • Projects — map domains to project names (e.g. github.com → "Client X") to group related sites. • CSV export — download today's or this week's time data for your own records. • Clear anytime — wipe today's or all data with one click. PRIVACY TimeTrack runs entirely on your computer. It records only the website name and how long it was active — never the page contents, never full URLs, never your history. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is sold, and there are no accounts. All data stays in your browser's local storage, and you can erase it at any time. Made by Briskkit — a set of small, sharp browser tools. https://beckzhou712.github.io/briskkit/
Jul 24, 2026
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