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Counts visits to chosen distracting sites and turns your day into a local-only focus receipt. TabReceipt helps you see how often you open the sites that pull your focus away. Choose the distracting domains you want to track, then open the toolbar popup to see a daily receipt with total visits, site-by-site line items, a daily budget, estimated attention tax, and a 7-day pattern. It is not a blocker. It is a clean accountability layer that makes small habits visible without sending your browsing data anywhere. Key features: Daily receipt for selected distracting sites. Editable tracked-domain list with sensible defaults. Same-site cooldown so refreshes and in-site clicks do not inflate counts. Daily visit budget and over-budget status. Optional gentle nudge when the daily budget is crossed. Site groups for Social, Video, Shopping, News, and Other. Intentional break mode that pauses counting for a chosen duration. Weekly digest export. CSV export for local self-analysis. Import and export settings across Chrome profiles. Toolbar badge with today's count. System, Light, and Dark appearance modes. Copyable receipt text for journaling or accountability. Local-only storage with no accounts, analytics, ads, or remote code. Privacy-first by design: TabReceipt stores settings and domain-level counts locally in Chrome. It does not store page content, page titles, search terms, form data, screenshots, cookies, or full browsing history. It does not transmit data to a server.
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