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Privacy-friendly website usage monitor for Chrome with local-only focus time analytics. Monitrol is a privacy-friendly website usage monitor that helps you understand where your browser time goes. It tracks active website time locally in Chrome, then turns that data into a simple daily dashboard. There is no account, cloud sync, or remote analytics pipeline for your browsing data. What you can do with Monitrol: Track active time by website See today, yesterday, last 7 days, and last 30 days View a live timer for the current website Compare today with yesterday Review weekly trends and site changes Open site details with page-level usage Set display names and manual categories Create daily soft goals for sites or categories Get gentle in-extension reminders when a goal is over its limit Pause tracking when you need to Exclude websites from tracking Export your selected range as CSV Clear local usage data by range, site, or all data Monitrol is designed for self-awareness, not surveillance. Your usage records and settings are stored in chrome.storage.local on your device. Monitrol does not require an account and does not send your usage data to a server. For support, feedback, or issue reports, contact: imseantang@gmail.com New in 1.2.0: Daily soft goals for websites and categories Goal progress in the dashboard Popup goal progress for the current site or category Daily focus summary Cleaner dashboard navigation Improved sidebar polish Monitrol does not block websites by default. Soft goals are intentionally calm and easy to ignore, so you stay in control.
Jun 4, 2026
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