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A private, zero-server browser tracker that reconstructs your daily focus trails and writes AI-powered standup summaries. Tired of invasive trackers that upload your every keystroke and web page to remote corporate servers? Nosey is a 100% local, privacy-first focus tracker built for developers, freelancers, and remote workers. It logs your active research trails, calculates deep-work sessions, and generates structured daily standup debriefs without sending your data anywhere. ✨ KEY FEATURES: • Zero-Server Architecture: All session logs, durations, and URLs stay strictly on your local device (chrome.storage.local). • Automatic Idle Detection: Smart pausing when you step away from your keyboard. • 1-Click AI Standups: Synthesize complex browsing sessions into clean Slack/Jira standup summaries using Google Gemini (BYOK model). • Audit Logs & Exports: Export daily chronological logs as CSV or formatted Markdown debriefs. • No Background Telemetry: No third-party analytics, no tracking pixels, no user tracking. 🔒 PRIVACY BY DESIGN: Your web history is yours. Nosey does not operate remote servers, tracking databases, or analytics endpoints. When using AI standup summaries, your logs are passed directly from your local browser session to your personal Google Gemini API endpoint via your own API key.
Sep 28, 2026
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