MinuteTrail

A LITTLE MORE AWARENESS

Your time leaves
a little trail.

See where your browsing time goes.
A quiet companion for a more intentional day.

Chrome extension · Store release coming soon

No accountNo tracking serversJust your browser
MinuteTrailOn-device only
Your day, at a glanceToday
Focused browsing2h 24mA little perspective on your day.
G
github.com1h 12m
F
figma.com48m
W
wikipedia.org24m
Illustrative data. Your history stays in your browser.

LESS GUESSING. MORE PERSPECTIVE.

Small tool. Clear picture.

01 / NOTICE

The tab you’re actually using.

Follow your active website as you switch tabs and windows. Background tabs don’t add to your total.

02 / REFLECT

Find the shape of your day.

See daily website totals, recent sessions, and fullscreen time. Look back over your last 30 days.

03 / KEEP IT YOURS

Your history belongs here.

Your browsing records stay in your browser profile. No account, analytics, or cloud sync.

BUILT TO STAY LOCAL

A time tracker.
Not a data collector for us.

MinuteTrail processes website names and time on your device.
We don’t receive your browsing history.

Read the privacy policy

A few things to know

When does the timer pause?

When your browser window loses focus, your computer locks, or there has been no input for 60 seconds. You can also pause it yourself. Passive reading and fullscreen video pause after that idle threshold, too.

What about multiple screens and profiles?

Only the focused browser window’s active website is eligible. Each browser profile keeps its own history; there is no combined cross-profile dashboard. The extension measures browser focus, not which screen your eyes are looking at.

How do I try it?

The Chrome Web Store release is being prepared. For now, follow the manual installation instructions on GitHub. No build step is needed.