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Privately tracks how much active time you spend on each website and shows simple daily productivity reports. TimeLens is a privacy-focused website time tracker that helps you understand where your browsing time goes. It tracks how much time you spend on websites, empty/new tabs, and TimeLens pages, then shows clean analytics in a modern dashboard. TimeLens is useful for students, professionals, creators, and anyone who wants to improve focus and reduce wasted browsing time. Key features: • Live website time tracking • Today, 7-day, 30-day, and all-time reports • Modern dashboard with dark and light mode • Top websites with progress bars • Daily usage chart and weekly trend chart • Website distribution chart • AI-style local insights and productivity score • One-line daily summary • Smart usage alarms • Per-website time limits • Alarm sounds with stop option • CSV and JSON export • Local data storage • No ads or third-party analytics TimeLens helps you answer questions like: • How much time did I spend online today? • Which website took most of my time? • Am I spending too much time on distracting sites? • How productive was my browsing session? • Which websites should I limit? Your data stays on your browser. TimeLens does not send your browsing history to any tracking server. It is designed to give you simple, private, and useful productivity analytics directly inside Chrome. Install TimeLens to track your website usage, understand your digital habits, and take back control of your time.
Jul 29, 2026
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