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EyeLock monitors attention locally via webcam and reacts when you look away. EyeLock is a Chrome extension that monitors attention with your webcam and helps you stay focused while working or studying. When you look away, EyeLock can automatically mute tabs, open a safe page, and restore your workflow when attention returns. Built for privacy-first productivity: all face and attention detection runs locally on your device with MediaPipe Face Landmarker. No cloud processing, no external uploads, no account required. Use EyeLock as a distraction blocker, focus timer companion, online meeting helper, or screen attention reminder. Customize look-away sensitivity, camera source, calibration, sounds, and behavior to match your routine. Privacy (quick FAQ) Q:Do you record video or take photos? No. A: Do you upload webcam data to the cloud? No — all face/attention detection runs locally on your device (MediaPipe). Q:Do you require an account? A: No. Q: What is the webcam used for? A: Only to detect when you look away, so EyeLock can trigger actions (mute tabs / open a safe page) and restore when you return. Q: Can I turn it off quickly? A: Yes — you can pause/disable EyeLock anytime from the extension menu (and Chrome’s Extensions page). Q: Does it work offline? A: Yes — core detection works offline.
Feb 26, 2026
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