DoneAt: Work Shift Countdown

See how long until you clock off and what you've earned today, one click from your toolbar. Private, offline, no account.

Know exactly when your workday ends, without keeping a tab open. DoneAt puts a calm countdown to clock-off in your Chrome toolbar. Click the icon and you can see at a glance how much of the day is left, how far through it you are and, if you like, what you have earned so far. It is made for anyone who has ever asked "how long until I can go home?" and wanted a straight answer. WHY INSTALL IT • One click from any tab There is no website to open and no app to switch to. Whatever you are working on, the answer is one click away, and closing the popup takes you straight back. • It fits the way you actually work Set your start and end times and your workdays once. Lunch breaks pause the countdown, night shifts that run past midnight are counted correctly, and before your shift or on a day off, DoneAt counts down to the next one. • Watch the day add up Add a monthly or daily salary and see today's earnings grow second by second, along with estimates for this week and this year. One tap hides the amount when someone is looking over your shoulder. • Private by design Your hours, salary and preferences are saved only in this browser. There is no account to create, no analytics and nothing is sent anywhere. DoneAt asks for no permissions, so it cannot read the pages you visit. • Light and quiet Nothing runs in the background. DoneAt works everything out from the clock each time you open it, so it uses no memory or battery between glances, and it works offline. • Make it yours Choose Light, Dark, Sunset or Cyberpunk, or follow your system. Available in 19 languages. GETTING STARTED 1. Open the Extensions menu (the puzzle icon) and pin DoneAt to your toolbar. 2. Set your start and end times and your workdays, then press Start Countdown. 3. Click the icon whenever you want to check. Lunch breaks and salary live in Settings. WANT IT OUTSIDE THE BROWSER TOO? DoneAt is also available for Mac and Windows, where the time left stays in your menu bar or system tray, and for iPhone and iPad, with Home Screen widgets and support for rotating shifts. The Get the app button in Settings takes you to doneat.app. DoneAt is open source, so you can read exactly what it does on GitHub.