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Track time spent on websites and see exactly how much money you're burning based on your hourly rate. Every minute you spend on YouTube, Reddit, or Twitter isn't free — it's costing you real money. DayReceipt converts your unproductive browsing time into dollars and cents, so you can see exactly what your habits are actually costing. The concept is simple: enter your hourly rate (or use the average salary default), and DayReceipt silently tracks every site you visit. Open it anytime and see a live receipt of your day — how much you've "burned" browsing, broken down by site, and by whether that time was productive or wasted. What makes it different: 💸 Real dollar costs, not just minutes — see "$4.32 on Reddit today" instead of "42 minutes" 📊 Today / This Week / This Month — spot patterns before they become habits ⚡ Live indicator — shows the running cost of the site you're on right now 🧠 Productive vs. Wasted split — visualize exactly where your focus went 📈 Daily cost chart — see which days you stayed sharp and which you drifted 💡 "That money could buy..." — a gentle reality check that makes the numbers land 🎯 Daily budget — set a spending limit and watch the bar fill ⚙️ Fully customizable — track any site, set your real hourly rate, toggle categories on or off All data stays on your device. No accounts, no servers. Whether you're a freelancer who bills by the hour or just someone who suspects their afternoons are disappearing into a scroll hole — DayReceipt gives you the honest number. Install it, set your rate, and find out what today actually cost you.
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