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Rabbit Hole Map — Browsing History Visualizer

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Overview

Watch your browsing trail bloom into a constellation. Replay the rabbit hole. All data stays on your machine.

Rabbit Hole Map — watch where the time went You looked up a carbonara recipe. Three hours later you're reading about trebuchets. Rabbit Hole Map turns that journey into a living constellation: every page is a candy-colored star, every link you click draws an arrow, and the whole thing blooms across a bright cartoon sky while you browse. A map that draws itself No setup, no lists, no accounts. Browse like you always do — the map builds live. Pages you revisit grow bigger. Opening a link in a new tab connects it back to the page that spawned it, so even your messiest multi-tab spirals stay one connected trail. A 30-minute break starts a fresh map, so tonight's rabbit hole doesn't blur into this morning's. Replay the descent Hit ▶ Replay and watch your session rebuild itself in order, node by node, each one bouncing back in — like a level intro for your own curiosity. Scrub the timeline to any moment, then double-click any star to jump back into that page. Every replayed page also drops a supply crate for the rabbit, so reliving the descent feeds the little guy all over again. Feed the mech rabbit A pixel-art mech rabbit patrols the grass at the bottom of the map. Every page you visit drops a supply crate from its star; the rabbit chases it down and cranks it open. Keep the crates coming and it grows — and at 5, 10, 20, 40, and 60 crates it evolves, permanently: gold mech → cannon-armed → grey battle armor with a sword → armored jeep → and at peak, a gold tank. Each milestone kicks off a ten-second double-speed rampage. Stop browsing and it shrinks back down (the tank stays, though — it earned that). Arrange your burrow Drag nodes to lay the map out your way — dragged nodes get a gold ring and stay exactly where you put them. Export the constellation as a PNG and show everyone how "one quick search" became 43 pages. A scoreboard, not a guilt trip The toolbar popup keeps score like a game: pages visited, hops taken, your deepest chain, your most-haunted site, and the time gloriously wasted. You already went down the rabbit hole — you might as well get the high score. Private by design Everything stays in your browser's local storage. Nothing is sent anywhere, ever. Incognito is never recorded. Block any domains you'd rather not map, and clear all data with one click.

Details

  • Version
    1.3.3
  • Updated
    August 17, 2026
  • Offered by
    billye
  • Size
    834KiB
  • Languages
    English
  • Developer
    Email
    billye@gmail.com
  • Non-trader
    This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

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