Bullet History

Visual bullet journal for browsing history with Google Calendar integration

See your browsing life on a timeline. Bullet History turns your Chrome history into a color-coded visual timeline in the side panel. Every domain gets its own colored line — thicker when you had multiple tabs open, stretched across the hours you were actually browsing. Zoom from a week overview down to individual hours with a single slider. What you can see at a glance: • Which sites dominate your day, and when • How many tabs you had open and for how long • Your browsing patterns across days and weeks Drill into the details: • Click any domain to see every URL, grouped by date • Click any day to see all activity across all sites • Time tracking shows active time (tab focused) vs. open time (tab in background) • Sort by most recent, most visited, or alphabetical • Search to filter domains instantly Manage your tabs: • Active Tabs view with tab group colors and time-open durations • Recently Closed view to restore accidentally closed tabs • Bookmarks with drag-and-drop folder organization Google Calendar integration: • See calendar events as colored dots in the timeline • Click a day to see events alongside your browsing history • Connect multiple calendars, pick which ones to show Your data stays local. All data is stored in Chrome's local storage on your device. No accounts, no analytics, no external servers. The only network requests are for site favicons and Google Calendar (only if you connect it). Why these permissions? • History — to read your browsing history • Tabs & Tab Groups — to show open tabs and track time • Bookmarks — for the bookmarks view and drag-and-drop • Storage — to save settings and time data locally • Identity — only used for Google Calendar sign-in • Side Panel — Bullet History lives in Chrome's side panel