Unagasukun

A gentle habit helper that tells you "it's time for ..." No blocking, no guilt — just a nudge toward your next action.

A gentle habit helper that tells you "it's time for ..." when the moment comes. No site blocking. No guilt. [How is this different from calendar notifications?] A calendar tells you when something starts, and that's it. Unagasukun stays with you during and after the time block: - Set an end time, and the toolbar icon shows the minutes remaining while you work - When the block ends, it asks "Did you do it?" - one click records the result - On days you couldn't, record what you were actually doing with one tap (Other work / Taking a break / Browsing, etc.). Looking back reveals patterns like "evening plans tend to slip," so you can fix the schedule instead of blaming yourself - Streaks are shown with a flame icon. Intentional skips never break your streak [Features] - Plans: date + time + task + optional notes. Create one-time plans or weekly repeating ones by picking days - Notifications at the scheduled time, with "Done" / "Skip today" buttons - Time blocks: set an end time to get a remaining-minutes badge and an end-of-block check-in - Today's plan shows only what's ahead, with a "Next - in X min" badge at a glance - Done today: finished items move to their own section with a count. Mistaps are undoable - Easy to change: edit, pause, and delete in one click - Detachable: use it in the side panel or as a small separate window [Privacy] - All data stays inside your browser. Nothing is ever transmitted - No access to your browsing history or page content (no such permissions) - The "Actually" note is self-reported only. No automatic tracking [Requirements] - Chrome notifications must be allowed in your OS settings - Notifications work while Chrome is running